Least you think I’m sleeping at the switch, head on over to Legalectric.org for some pretty exciting news in transmission. Three big projects are collapsing out east, PATH, MAPP, and Susquehanna-Roseland… it’s pretty damn cool, whew! It looks like they … Continue reading →
In the Marshall Independent: Being heard on CapX By Deb Gau POSTED: December 3, 2009 MARSHALL – A second public hearing on the proposed CapX 2020 power line project drew a larger crowd than the first one in November and … Continue reading →
Maybe Bill Gates had second, third and fourth thoughts about investing in Big Stone II?? Investing in COAL? Otter Tail Power has withdrawn from the Big Stone II coal plant. We all know there is no BSII without CapX 2020. … Continue reading →
The South Heart North Dakota coal gasification is now going to be an ELECTRIC GENERATION plant. DUH! The 800 pound gorilla has just bared his teeth and started jumping around the room. This IGCC plant will be up and ready … Continue reading →
In the Red Wing Republican Beagle (picked up from the Kenyon Leader): Transmission line proposal floors some area residents And in the Houston County News: Feds make entrance into CapX 2020 By Ryan Stotts of the Houston County News The … Continue reading →
Photo by Kay Fate/Kenyon Leader Public gets the chance to comment on high voltage power lines Hey, www.nocapx2020.info got plastered across the screen!!! From WXOW 19 Deadline approaching for CapX 2020 concerns From the Cannon Falls Beacon: High voltage power … Continue reading →
THIS IS A MUST READ FOR LANDOWNERS: Those of you facing eminent domain, fighting hard for those measly dollars that utilities will cough up, well, what many people are finding is that the mortgage companies are grabbing it, leaving them … Continue reading →
Whatever are they thinking… A correction/clarification from Grant Stevenson: Today’s news articles aren’t quite right — we are not changing routing focus. Rather, we’ve casted a wider net for study — corridors to the Arcadia and Blair areas are additions, … Continue reading →
I’d wondered why “The Economist” had shown up in my blog stats, and now I know. But from the viewpoint of this article, it’s clear they didn’t do more than scratch the surface of transmission in the Midwest. YOUR TURN! … Continue reading →
This looks like a utility press release, nothing whatsoever from anyone other than project developers and promoters. Albert Lea Economic Development Agency Executive Director Dan Dorman said the proposal would benefit Freeborn County. And Mr. Dorman, exactly how would a … Continue reading →