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RSA 53-E Aggregation of Electric Customers by Municipalities and Counties

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53-E:3-b Use of "Community Power" as a Name Reserved.

The use of the term "Community Power" following the name of a municipality or county shall be reserved for the exclusive use by such entity as a name for proposed or approved municipal or county aggregations. Aggregations operated jointly by a group of such entities pursuant to RSA 53-A may adopt an appropriate identifying name in conjunction with the term "Community Power" as a name. Source. 2019, 316:3, eff. Oct. 1, 2019.

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53-E:3-b Use of "Community Power" as a Name Reserved.

The use of the term "Community Power" following the name of a municipality or county shall be reserved for the exclusive use by such entity as a name for proposed or approved municipal or county aggregations. Aggregations operated jointly by a group of such entities pursuant to RSA 53-A may adopt an appropriate identifying name in conjunction with the term "Community Power" as a name. Source. 2019, 316:3, eff. Oct. 1, 2019.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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