The Conscience of a Conservative
From InDepth.org on Jan 31, 2024
Safeguarding the Grid
From the Manchester Union Leader April 4, 2024.
NH Gets Energy Policy Right
From NHJournal May 23, 2024.
The Apples and Oranges of Net Metering
From the Manchester Union Leader, April 28, 2023.
The truth about high energy prices in 2022
Defying reality, NH Democrats are trying to divert the blame for escalating energy costs away from the true guilty party. Federal Democratic legislators and President Biden are the real cause of the fuel shortages that continue to drive up the cost of heating your home, driving your car, and escaping darkness. The equation is simple:…
Net Metering Misdirection
Solar company executive Dan Weeks gave some bogus advice to the non-profit he spoke of in his August 21 NH Business Review Opinion piece. He advised the company to forgo the “cost savings and environmental benefits” of a bigger solar array on their building. He wants them to run their AC more instead of having…
Off and Running in 2022!
On June 3, 2022 I filed to run for a 5th term as State Representative from Epping, Rockingham District 5 and to stand for office alongside Rep. Cody Belanger. I sincerely value the trust and faith that Epping residents have shown for my efforts over the years. I pledge to continue to work to bring common…
Thank You, Epping!
My wife Denise and I are deeply grateful to Epping voters for your support in the October 8th special election. To earn your trust and confidence gratifies us both, and validates the years of hard work we’ve performed in service to our community. I am also grateful for the support of Gov. Chris Sununu. Winning…
CO2 Catch-22
Some environmentalists want to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by replacing fossil fuels with wind and solar energy generation. But building wind turbines, solar panels, and batteries requires tons of raw materials acquired mostly via mining. In a recent article in an Australian newspaper, a survey of mining company CEOs revealed that in addition to reducing…
Biomass: New Business Model Needed
On September 18, the House sustained the Governor’s veto of a bill that would provide additional subsidies to keep several wood-burning power plants afloat. Last year, a Senate bill that did the same thing did pass despite the Governor’s veto. That bill had several flaws including one I wrote about in a Minority report in…