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New Hampshire refuses rehearing on cross-border hydroelectric line, operator to challenge

Published 16:51 on July 13, 2018 / Last updated at 17:24 on July 13, 2018 / / Americas, Americas Compliance Markets & Taxes, Canada, US, US & Canada

US-based electric utility Eversource will “pursue all available options” to build its international hydroelectric transmission line after a New Hampshire state committee on Thursday denied the company a rehearing on the project.
US-based electric utility Eversource will “pursue all available options” to build its international hydroelectric transmission line after a New Hampshire state committee on Thursday denied the company a rehearing on the project.


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