by David Brooks | Aug 16, 2024 | Blog, Newsletter
ISO-NE has a good explained about “behind-the-meter solar” – there are more aspects to it than I realized. You can read it here. In particular, I have used BTM as synonymous with rooftop solar like mine, which sends no information to the grid about...
by David Brooks | Aug 16, 2024 | Blog, Newsletter
In 2021, I wrote about an unlikely ecological event in a city park in Manchester: Botanists will soon announce the official extinction of an inconspicuous plant with the inconspicuous name of smooth slender crabgrass that once lived only in Rock Rimmon Park. It will...
by David Brooks | Aug 16, 2024 | Blog
Science Cafe NH in Nashua will have a session titled “Beer Tasting 101: The Science of Savoring”. A public discussion where you’ll learn the art of tasting and appreciating different brews! Whether you’re a casual drinker or a budding...
by David Brooks | Aug 16, 2024 | Blog, Newsletter
Globe has a good story about Vermont facing reality: Flooding is part of life now and the state needs to change. State and local leaders are also asking tough questions about climate adaptation and what it means for the Green Mountain State. The questions span from...
by David Brooks | Aug 15, 2024 | Blog, Newsletter
Canary Media reports that Vineyard Wind has been given permission to resume building supports for its offshore wind turbines after the blade on one of them broke, fell in the see, and floated onto the beach. It has not gotten permission to install blades while the...
by David Brooks | Aug 13, 2024 | Blog, Newsletter
Unitil, an electric and natural gas provider in New England, is about to build the first utility-owned solar array in New Hampshire. Its 4.9 MW in capacity – sneaking under the state’s 5 MW limit on net metering. It’s in Kingston, sufficiently remote...