New Hampshire § 378-50 - Section 378:50 Definitions.
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§ 378-50. Section 378:50 Definitions.
In this subdivision: I. "Data sharing" means providing data and accessing data provided by others. II. "Individual customer data" means the customer's name, address, opt-in status pursuant to RSA 374:62, energy usage as recorded by meters supplied by electric and natural gas utilities, and other data segments established and authorized by the department of energy. III. "Third party" means: (a) Any service provider within the meaning of RSA 363:37, II other than a utility; and (b) The office of the consumer advocate established pursuant to RSA 363:28.
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