Aug 27, 2026
John sat down with Ray Chadwick for a interview on Bedford’s community television station. It’s my favorite time of Year! Candidates Corner Interview time. This is a “cherished” chance I had to sit down with former long-time Chairman of the...
Aug 26, 2026
I was recently quoted in a New Hampshire Bulletin article strongly suggesting that more nuclear power must be part of our NH future. “It is clear to me in many, many discussions that there is a bipartisan acceptance that nuclear is the way to go,” said Rep. John...
Aug 24, 2026
Rep Schneller with Chris Wright United States Secretary of Energy The future is NOW…As in RIGHT NOW. While this article is slightly optimistic, it is far closer to reality than N-years out. In fact, we have a microreactor company right here in NH, StarCube. The...
Jun 19, 2026
This is a visit to Granite River Hydro with the House of Representatives Science Technology and Energy Committee. Hydro is an important part of our energy mix, generating roughly 5% of our electricity. This precious, always on natural resource, goes far beyond energy...
Jun 8, 2026
This editorial appeared in the June 6, 2026 edition of the NH Union Leader The recent retirement of RCP 8.5, long the favorite model of climate alarmism, is being spun by some commentators as evidence that “climate science worked exactly as intended.” Policymakers...
Jun 1, 2026
This Union Leader OpEd by House Science, Technology and Energy Committee Chairman, Representative Michael Vose, eloquently states the problems with solar versus more reliable and efficient (denser) energy sources such as natural gas and nuclear energy. As a...
May 29, 2026
Pictiured below: Seabrook Nuclear Power Station Tour May 26, 2026 with, among others, Reps McGrath (Hampton), Schneller (Bedford – House Science, Tech, and Energy Committee), Kesselring (Manchester) and Saborin dit Choinier (Seabrook and also ST&E), Senate...
May 23, 2026
In the background is the Building housing the office of Business and Economic Affairs. Global economy-driving advanced scientific businesses will relocate to New Hampshire IF New Hampshire can ensure a reasonably-priced and reliable source of industrial-scale energy...
May 15, 2026
Republican State Rep John Schneller of Bedford inadvertently hit “yes” but had his vote corrected by the House clerk. New Hampshire Democrats continue to struggle with how to handle enacting a state income tax. Polls show it’s wildly unpopular among Granite State...
May 14, 2026
While democrats would love to think one of the most conservative Representatives in the House declined to support a Constitutional measure permanently preventing an income tax, the vote was immediately corrected and is emblazoned in the House Permanent Journal. Like...
