REPORT AN OUTAGE OUTAGE MAP SERVICE REQUESTS CONTACT US CALL TO REPORT AN OUTAGE REPORT AN OUTAGE ONLINE SERVICE REQUESTS OUTAGE MAP CONTACT US NHBroadband Internet Working to ConnectOur Members LEARN MORE arrow_forward_ios COVID-19 NHEC's VIEW DETAILS arrow_forward_ios Response NHEC Foundation Giving & Granting Locally LEARN MORE arrow_forward_ios Putting the power in YOUR HANDS. It’s never been easier to drive electric, we’re here to help. ® VIEW DETAILS arrow_forward_ios Energy you need & information YOU WANT. Programs and rebates to save energy and money. VIEW DETAILS arrow_forward_ios A partner you CAN TRUST. Learn more about your co-op and our mission. VIEW DETAILS arrow_forward_ios contact us Report an Outage Service Requests Outage Map Ways to Save Small Steps.Big Savings. You don’t have to spend a lot of money, or change your lifestyle, to save energy and help the environment. When we all take small steps together we can make big strides towards a better energy future. Appliances Recycle your inefficient working refrigerator or freezer and get: Free haul-away and responsible recycling Savings of up to $100 per year in energy costs by not running the extra inefficient appliance in your home $30 incentive per unit View Details Heat Pumps Savings on Home Heating and Cooling Heat pumps are 300% more efficient than traditional heating systems. High efficiency, cold weather heat pumps can keep you warm throughout New Hampshire’s harsh winters and cool during our muggy summers. We have rebates available to help with the cost and knowledge to answer your questions. View Details ENERGYSTAR® Homes Use 30% Less Energy In New Homes Whether you are renovating your house, or building a new one, an ENERGY STAR home can reduce energy costs and increase quality, comfort, and value. We work with certified contractors across New Hampshire and provide incentives to maximize efficiency and comfort. View Details Electric Vehicles Install Charging Stations at Your Business With more electric vehicles on the road, charging stations are a great way to connect with new customers. Consider installing a charging station and put your business on the map. Not only are they good for the environment, they are good for business too! NHEC has rebates available to help your business tap into this growing market. View Details Who We Are Your Electric Co-op New Hampshire Electric Cooperative is an electric utility that puts you first. We are not-for-profit, owned by our customer-members, and governed by the democratic process, so our members are at the center of everything we do. Headquartered in Plymouth, we connect our members through 5,600 miles of energized lines, crossing 115 communities throughout New Hampshire. We think differently because we belong to the members and communities we serve. We strive to empower our members and provide them with the energy they need. NHEC Foundation Community Outreach Empowering the quality of life for our members and the communities we serve. View Details Careers Join Our Team NHEC highly values leadership and initiative. Consider joining our team, ensuring our members have the energy they need, the information they want, and a partner they trust. View Details Recent News Full Restoration Expected Tonight from March 29 Wind Storm Mar 30, 2021 | Outage, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH, NH (9 A.M.) - After a productive overnight, NHEC and contract line crews have restored power to another 5,000 members. Just under 2,400 members remain without power at the time of this update, down from a peak of 16,000 at noon yesterday. Work is continuing... read more Multi-day Recovery Expected from March 29 Wind Storm Mar 29, 2021 | Outage, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH, NH (2 P.M.) - As the NHEC electric system continues to take damage due to high winds, line crews are focused today on public safety and damage assessment. More than 250 outages have been reported since daybreak (3/29) and fallen trees have closed many NH... read more NHEC Announces 18% Reduction in Electric Supply Rate Jan 27, 2021 | Rates, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH, NH (January 27, 2021) – New Hampshire Electric Cooperative’s (NHEC) Board of Directors has unanimously approved an 18% reduction to the Co-op Power portion of members’ bills effective February 1, 2021. The change will result in an overall bill decrease of... read more Feb. 4 Deadline for Nominating Committee Candidates Jan 19, 2021 | Board of Directors, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH – Members of the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative, Inc. (Co-op) interested in being considered for nomination to the Board of Directors should submit their material to the Nominating Committee by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 4, 2021. More information is... read more
Full Restoration Expected Tonight from March 29 Wind Storm Mar 30, 2021 | Outage, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH, NH (9 A.M.) - After a productive overnight, NHEC and contract line crews have restored power to another 5,000 members. Just under 2,400 members remain without power at the time of this update, down from a peak of 16,000 at noon yesterday. Work is continuing... read more
Multi-day Recovery Expected from March 29 Wind Storm Mar 29, 2021 | Outage, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH, NH (2 P.M.) - As the NHEC electric system continues to take damage due to high winds, line crews are focused today on public safety and damage assessment. More than 250 outages have been reported since daybreak (3/29) and fallen trees have closed many NH... read more
NHEC Announces 18% Reduction in Electric Supply Rate Jan 27, 2021 | Rates, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH, NH (January 27, 2021) – New Hampshire Electric Cooperative’s (NHEC) Board of Directors has unanimously approved an 18% reduction to the Co-op Power portion of members’ bills effective February 1, 2021. The change will result in an overall bill decrease of... read more
Feb. 4 Deadline for Nominating Committee Candidates Jan 19, 2021 | Board of Directors, UncategorizedPLYMOUTH – Members of the New Hampshire Electric Cooperative, Inc. (Co-op) interested in being considered for nomination to the Board of Directors should submit their material to the Nominating Committee by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 4, 2021. More information is... read more