RT @DemocracyDan: This goes a long way to explaining why our electricity rates are the highest in the region, thanks to nearly a dozen Sunu<U+2026>
Clyde Carson
@nhhiker50 · NH · H
Posts96
Engagement1,429
Voting-record position-0.023
CoverageJun 21, 2020 to Jun 1, 2023
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −9.5 pp to +9.5 pp. Most distinctive topic: Energy, 9.5 pp above the party median.
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| Energy | 10.0% | 0.5% | +9.5 pp | Over-indexed | 96 |
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RT @SenDavidWatters: Follow the money. @GovChrisSununu <U+201C>forgets<U+201D> to mention that this $100 energy credit is all thanks to federal relief se<U+2026>
RT @DanFeltesNH: .@GovChrisSununu is repeating false fossil fuel industry talking points. The truth is investing in clean energy lowers cos&
RT @DanFeltesNH: New Hampshire has the lowest renewable energy use in New England & is the only state in New England to lose solar jobs las&
RT @NHSenateDems: "It's time to override Gov. Sununu on net metering" Read more from Senate Energy Chair @MfclarkMartha in @seacoastonlin&
If the US produced enough gas before the pandemic, but companies cut back production because of the pandemic, why don<U+2019>t they just return to pre-pandemic production? Supply chain issues, fewer workers and oil companies are making more profits for stockholders this way.
NH has a thriving renewable energy business sector = good-paying NH jobs & reduced dependence on fossil fuels. @TomShermanNH is only candidate for governor that will make this central to the NH energy future. #NHPolitics https://t.co/VsZpULrDqz
Despite the governor's commercials, this article shows that NH GOP energy policy is focused on fossil fuels instead of reducing demand by encouraging renewable energy sources. If you want to change this, be sure to vote on Nov 8th. #nhpolitics https://t.co/u02jYsbJGf
Community Power aggregation programs are obligated to act in the consumer<U+2019>s best interests. Utilities & 3rd party competitive suppliers are not! https://t.co/Jv5zgPXbMp #NHPolitics #CPCNH #CommunityPower
RT @DMoKreis: Where does your power come from? We answered your questions about the N.H. energy system. https://t.co/xUILs4r4DN great job<U+2026>