Londonderry Utility Committee

Here is a link to a video that will provide information about the Community Aggregation Plan for electric rates coming to Londonderry Eversourve customers this Spring.

Community Choice Aggregation Information | Londonderry, NH Locate information about the Community Choice Aggregation Plan, including contacts and related documents.

You’re invited to map Londonderry’s future on 11/6 at 6pm!

The Londonderry Master Plan Steering Committee has already learned a lot from two community surveys as well as other public engagement activities. Now it’s time to put those ideas on a map!
Join the Future Land Use Workshop on Thursday, November 6 at Town Hall. This will be a hands-on, interactive session where residents can help map out ideas for housing, business areas, open space, and more. Your input will directly influence the map that will guide Londonderry’s growth for years to come.

Details:
Future Land Use Workshop
Thursday, November 6th
6:00 - 8:00 PM
Londonderry Town Hall
Moose Hill Council Chambers

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2025/08/14/pfas-epa-forever-chemicals-drinking-water-pollution/85639307007/

New EPA data show more towns have PFAS in their water. Is yours one? Big cities more often find 'forever chemicals' in their drinking water, but some small towns are reporting eye-popping levels of the toxic chemicals.

The NH PUC will be accepting Public Comment on the proposed Londonderry Community Choice Power Aggregation Plan through August 6, 2024. Details are below.

https://indepthnh.org/2024/04/26/saint-gobain-denies-nhdes-requests-for-additional-sampling-of-pfas-contaminated-sites/

Interesting article.

Good to see research going to cleaning up our water.

https://www.uml.edu/news/stories/2024/reuther-pfas-research.aspx?fbclid=IwAR0BDF9sRMtoKpE7JsW1M7sJMIF5vPhp4zhvQwuObg2Nf-GFdp9WZBsmIkA_aem_ASZhNcl7-RP8YF34zo8E5doFy6Gux93_8vUFXpmujdRoiy3p3fWri15zhM753lsnLBg

Researchers Develop New Way to Filter Forever Chemicals from Water Chemistry Asst. Prof. James Reuther Receives Grants to Improve Upon Filtration System Image by Brooke Coupal A sustainable filtration system developed by the Reuther Research Group makes water safer to drink. 02/28/2024 By Brooke Coupal Harmful chemicals may be lurking in our drinking water, and Che...