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Old 12-27-2012, 01:41 PM   #1
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As far as wind power goes I urge anyone that is for it to realize what the effect is of supporting it. I have family that lives in Alexandria. There is talk about putting a windfarm on a mountain range there. This would be within 1 mile of my fathers house. He purchased his house to be out in the woods and now he potetially is going to have a massive wind turbine that stares him in the face everytime he walks out of his house. The worst part is the energy from this specific farm is going to out of state.

Here is a link to some info:
http://www.newhampshire.com/article/...WS06/121229964

Also when NHEC, PSNH, Liberty and Unitil customers ask why they pay a "benifit" fee or something along those lines I urge you to look into it. I do energy audits for a living and all these Utility companies pay 50% up to $4000(instant rebate) twords making your house or buisness more efficient by using inulation, air sealing and electric saving measures. On top of this there are rebates twords new heating systems, hot water heaters, and much much more.

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Old 12-27-2012, 05:34 PM   #2
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As far as wind power goes I urge anyone that is for it to realize what the effect is of supporting it. I have family that lives in Alexandria. There is talk about putting a windfarm on a mountain range there. This would be within 1 mile of my fathers house. He purchased his house to be out in the woods and now he potetially is going to have a massive wind turbine that stares him in the face everytime he walks out of his house. The worst part is the energy from this specific farm is going to out of state.

Here is a link to some info:
http://www.newhampshire.com/article/...WS06/121229964

Also when NHEC, PSNH, Liberty and Unitil customers ask why they pay a "benifit" fee or something along those lines I urge you to look into it. I do energy audits for a living and all these Utility companies pay 50% up to $4000(instant rebate) twords making your house or buisness more efficient by using inulation, air sealing and electric saving measures. On top of this there are rebates twords new heating systems, hot water heaters, and much much more.

Will
Hi Will,

What kind of energy audits do you perform? Blower door and IR, etc.

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Old 12-27-2012, 08:36 PM   #3
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I am a BPI(building performance inspecting) certified auditor. I use a blower door, Infared camera and all the tools necessary to test the combustion zone/heating system.

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