The J. Brodie Smith plant in Berlin is one of the most visible of the eight hydroelectric plans seeking relicensing before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Cascade hydroelectric plant, owned by Great Lakes Hydro America, is one of eight hydroelectric plants currently up for relicensing. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The view inside the Cross Power Project Powerhouse. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The J. Brodie Smith plant in Berlin is one of the most visible of the eight hydroelectric plans seeking relicensing before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BERLIN — Final relicensing applications for the eight hydroelectric plants on the stretch of the Androscoggin River between Berlin and Shelburne have been submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Great Lakes Hydro America and Central Rivers Power NH began the relicensing process in 2019 when the two companies filed notices of intent to apply to renew their licenses.
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