Status: Inexpedient to Legislate, House non-concurred with the Senate Amendment SB 389 Relative to Mobile Service Garages and Relative to State Vehicle Inspections Stations NHADA Position: Support & Committee Amendments Requested Status: Pending Governor’s Signature HB 1464 Establishing a committee to study the feasibility and implementation of furthering electric vehicle adoption in New Hampshire NHADA Position: Support Status: Interim Study HB 1118 Establishing a commission to study OHRV use in the state and clarifying certain towing statutes NHADA Position: Support Status: Pending Governor’s Signature HB 1110 Relative to Windshield Tint Waivers NHADA Position: Support Status: Signed by Governor HB 1489 Relative to Vehicle Title Exemptions after seven years NHADA Position: Oppose Status: Inexpedient to Legislate SB 442 Relative to the Suspension of a Vehicle Registration for Evading Toll Collection NHADA Position: Support with NHADA Friendly Amendment Status: Signed by Governor HB 1554 Relative to online payment of fees relating to the operation of off-highway recreational vehicles and snowmobiles, and relative to grants administered by the bureau of trails for OHRV trail development and maintenance NHADA Position: Monitor Status: Signed by Governor HB 1498 Establishing a safety program for off-highway recreational vehicles and snowmobiles NHADA Position: Support Status: Interim Study HB 1675 Establishing a surcharge collected through E-Z Pass for electric vehicles as an alternative road toll NHADA Position: Monitor Status: Inexpedient to Legislate Since May of 2021, the energy markets have shifted from decade lows to decade highs. Heating oil, propane, natural gas and electricity have seen dramatic rises in costs over this time. Natural gas, which is the primary fuel source for electricity generation, has gone on an unprecedented tear driving up electricity prices in the region. New England’s fragile natural gas network causes severe strain on our electricity grid during peak winter months as the region cannot meet its natural gas requirements. This pushes up New England’s reliance on LNG (liquified natural gas) delivered by ship into Boston. This, along with low storage, record exports, and continuing global unrest abroad, affects New England’s electricity pricing, and this winter and beyond will be extremely expensive. Competitive Energy Services is NHADA’s endorsed provider of One-Stop Energy Management Services. For more information, please reach out to Larry Pignataro at 603-767-5321; or view their website at www.competitive-energy.com. The NHADA Electricity program was created to help members manage their electricity spending and there is no better time to join than now during this extreme market volatility. Energy Prices Set To Skyrocket! N E W H A M P S H I R E 11
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