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Home > Our
Programs > Regional
Biomass Energy > New Hampshire renewable energy environment |
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Northern
Forest Renewable Energy Environment
The Center is gathering information about renewable energy activity in all four Northern Forest states, with a particular focus on woody biomass. This information is organized into interactive maps that document existing and proposed renewable projects as well as the drivers that affect project viability.
All four maps are works in progress that the
Center updates periodically. Please send any adjustments, additions or corrections to Program Assistant
The first map completed (for New Hampshire) has proved a useful tool for hundreds of people. Members of community-led renewable energy initiatives, state committees, and non-profit and business leaders have used the map to display the relationships of project drivers to the outcome of existing and proposed projects, understand the complexity and interactions of various drivers, and advance collaboration efforts.
Start in the center: The center circle notes which state scan you are viewing.
Move to the left side of the map: The top section illustrates existing renewable energy projects. The bottom section illustrates proposed projects. Both sections are further broken down into small scale, institutional scale, community scale, commercial scale, chip mills, and pellet plants.
Move to the right side of the map: This side illustrates the drivers affecting the project viability and is broken down into the following categories: public policy, financing, education, infrastructure, and community benefits.
Text: Only the basic structure of the map is viewable when you open the map page.
To expand information: click on non-colored lines. For example, go to left side, find the box that says “Existing” headline and then the line that says “commercial scale.” Click the “commercial scale” line to expand the information and view all commercial scale projects. Any lines with a circle at the end of them are expandable. Contract the line the same way.
To see a note: Some lines contain notes. Hover over the yellow icon to view the note.
To go to web link: Some lines contain active web links. Click on a red arrow to bring you to the hyperlink.
To pan: You can move the map by clicking and dragging the map canvas.
Large format (approximately 4 ft X 5 ft), rolled paper copies of the map are available for $12 plus shipping. Please contact
to order your map. Please allow two weeks for normal delivery. |
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