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New Hampshire is weighing a bold move to break free from ISO New England—the regional power grid manager—after decades of oversight since the 1990s utility deregulation. A new study by London Economics warns that leaving would be costly, messy, and likely spark lawsuits, while also raising questions about ISO’s accountability: its board is heavily influenced by big utilities and operates under Delaware law with no shareholders, mirroring PJM’s governance woes. Though New England pays some of the nation’s highest transmission fees, this moment may have passed for meaningful reform.

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