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Posted December 29. 2017 7:44PM

NH will again reconsider being part of RGGI carbon tax

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The new version of the program will also automatically retire some credits if they get too cheap -- effectively moving the goalpost if polluters are finding it too easy to reduce emissions. New Hampshire and Maine have opted not join that provision -- meaning the new RGGI goal wouldn't be quite as aggressive as it would be otherwise.


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