Local Energy Committee re-elects officers, pursues solar facility
Windham's Local Energy Committee re-elects officers while preparing for a significant Community Power rate increase. The committee unanimously re-elected Mark Kovacs as chairman and Allen Reed as vice-chairman. Fall Community Power rates are projected to range from $0.1365 to $0.1437 per
Local Energy Committee · Meeting of May 19, 2026
NH WINDHAM — Windham's Local Energy Committee re-elects officers while preparing for a significant Community Power rate increase. The committee unanimously re-elected Mark Kovacs as chairman and Allen Reed as vice-chairman. Fall Community Power rates are projected to range from $0.1365 to $0.1437 per kilowatt-hour, compared with the current default rate of $0.10406 per kilowatt-hour.
In response, the committee is exploring large-scale solar development similar to a 2.2-megawatt facility in Derry and will confer with consultant Freedom Energy Logistics before finalizing fall rates.
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Source: the Local Energy Committee meeting of May 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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