Regional grid exit may increase NH costs

A recent study suggests that New Hampshire could technically detach from ISO New England’s regional power grid, but doing so would significantly increase costs for ratepayers, estimated at approximately $148 million annually. The report indicates that full disconnection is impractical and would disrupt electricity trade, while partial separation would still entail substantial regulatory and infrastructure expenses. Overall, remaining within ISO-NE is deemed more cost-effective, with the current system providing benefits such as lower energy costs and emission reductions.

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