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Quick Facts
- Nearly half of all New Hampshire households rely on heating oil as their primary heating fuel, one of the highest shares among the states.
- In 2016, New Hampshire obtained more of its electricity generation from wind power than from coal-fired power plants for the first time, and that trend continued during 2017.
- Seabrook, the largest nuclear power reactor in New England, provided 57% of New Hampshire’s 2017 net electricity generation.
- New Hampshire's renewable portfolio standard requires 25% of electricity sold in the state to come from renewable energy resources by 2025; in 2017, 20% of generation came from renewables.
- Ultra-low sulfur heating oil, which contains sulfur levels of less than 15 parts per million, replaced high-sulfur heating oil in New Hampshire during 2018.
Last Updated: June 21, 2018
