Electricity prices in New Hampshire are set to rise, and it's not just the usual suspects to blame. While the war in Iran and extreme cold spells are contributing to higher costs, the real story lies in the way utility companies are now buying their electricity. The Public Utilities Commission's decision to introduce a new mechanism for setting rates has left customers squeezed, and it's a complex issue that goes beyond simple blame. In this article, I'll explore the factors driving up electricity prices, the role of the spot market, and the implications for consumers. I'll also offer my own interpretation and commentary on the situation, providing a deeper understanding of the issues at play.
