Our facilities
Two existing hydroelectric sites along the Squam River, each with a distinct scale, setting, and role in the area’s next chapter.
6 Mill Street · L.W. Packard Mill
Approximately 210 kW maximum effective capacity
The larger facility sits within the historic L.W. Packard mill complex. The site combines renovated hydroelectric equipment with substantial industrial buildings and direct ties to Ashland’s manufacturing heritage.
Facility typeVertical hydroelectric unit
SettingHistoric mill complex
OpportunityGeneration restart and phased redevelopment
Location6 Mill Street, Ashland, NH 03217
22 Main Street · Historic Gristmill
Approximately 32 kW capacity
The Gristmill site is a smaller hydroelectric facility near Ashland’s downtown. Its compact scale and riverfront setting demonstrate how historic infrastructure can continue contributing to local energy and community identity.
Facility typeHorizontal hydroelectric unit
SettingHistoric gristmill property
OpportunityLocal renewable generation
Location22 Main Street, Ashland, NH 03217
Redevelopment vision
Respect historic industrial character and retain useful infrastructure wherever practical.
Support renewed generation and productive use of underused mill space.
Work with businesses, investors, the Town, and the State on responsible improvements.
Let’s create the next chapter
We welcome conversations with businesses, investors, project partners, and the Ashland community.