Where is the money for CapX 2020 transmission infrastructure (and other capital costs) coming from? This came up when our house deal was making life complicated, and then I was off in Colorado, so I didn’t get it posted, now … Continue reading →
It’s about time… a judge in Montana has declared that a private entity that is building the MATL transmission line does NOT have the power of eminent domain! Well DUH a lot of us will say, this is a PRIVATE … Continue reading →
The “CapX 2020 toilet-on-a-stick” seen in New Trier, near Hampton… You’da thunk they’da learned a thing or two about Labovitz… Just out from the CapX 2020 Transmission Lines ‘R’ Us crew: Labovitz Study – CapX 2020 Truth be told, I … Continue reading →
CapX 2020 transmission is in the news again: Power substation won’t eat up 20 acres of Holmen TIF district By ADAM BISSEN Special to the Tribune | Posted: Saturday, May 22, 2010 12:00 am HOLMEN – Holmen won’t lose 20 … Continue reading →
Tomorrow morning at 10:30, Gov. Tim Pawlenty, promoter of CapX 2020 transmission, will be in Plainview, at the Hassler Theater. He needs a welcoming committee. Gov. Tim Pawlenty Thursday, April 29, 2010 @ 10:30-11:30 a.m. Hassler Theater – Main Street … Continue reading →
UPDATE: Strangely biased and TWICE removed! Curiouser and curiouser — the two articles below have been pulled by the STrib, but not quick enough to prevent posting here, and tradingcharts.com and istockAnalyst: news.tradingcharts.com/futures/1/2/138012521.html www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewiStockNews/articleid/4018919 ******************************************* Today’s STrib has an article … Continue reading →
Well DUH, to transmit the unneeded coal-generated electricity to market to “displace natural gas.” ICF – MISO Benefits Analysis Study A storm is brewing over South Heart, North Dakota. The South Heart coal plant and mine is in the news. … Continue reading →
IT PASSED IN THE HOUSE — THE FULL HOUSE! Now on to finish up in the Senate. Thanks to Rep. David Bly for authoring HF 1182, to remove the eminent domain law exemptions for public service corporations — our “good … Continue reading →
Changes at Silver Lake trim wintering goose numbers 1/8/2010 By Christina Killion ValdezPost-Bulletin, Rochester MN It’s probably a good thing that Rochester’s emblematic Canada geese come equipped with goose down coats. In addition to bitterly cold temperatures this winter, lower … Continue reading →
Here are two posts that show what can happen… Three lines are now in various stages of withdrawal, suspension and delay, they’re the three that PJM proposed as its “backbone” 500kV transmission. It’s theirdream to move large amounts of coal … Continue reading →