Cool Links

www.iso-ne.com - Independent Service Operators (ISO’s) were formed to dole out electricity to the grid after deregulation. If you want to know how much power is needed, where it’s going and the general overall health of New England’s power grid you’ll find it here at ISO-New England’s site.

www.nh.gov/oep/index.htm - Learn about state energy programs, how to lower your energy bills and the price trends of propane, gasoline, diesel, kerosene and heating oil in New Hampshire. It’s all on the New Hampshire Office of Energy and Planning's web site.

www.whitehouse.gov/energy/ - Get your PDF program going. This is the place to read and/or print the Bush administration’s energy policy in its entirety.

www.yourenergyfuture.com - Official web site for the Alliance for Energy and Economic Growth, an organization of businesses, associations, development groups, utilities and energy producers who support Bush’s energy policy which you can also access from this site.

www.eei.org - Website for the Edison Electric Institute. As the official association for publicly held utilities, it has a wealth of topical information on energy issues, and industry news as well as info on participating EEI members

www.eere.energy.gov - The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) site is chock full of useful information about what the government is doing to promote new science and technologies in energy.

www.energyquest.ca.gov/index.html - A great site for kids, "The Energy Story", is an elementary guide that covers the basics of electric generation and transmission. You’ll learn how a power plant works, what a substation is and how electrity travels to your home. The site also covers non-traditional forms of power generation including ocean, solar and wind energy generation.

www.puc.state.nh.us/ - The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission regulates telephones, electricity, gas heat, water and pipelines in New Hampshire. On this official website you’ll find all the rules, how they’re applied and how they’re enforced.