In today’s La Crosse Tribune: Deb Severson: Energy innovation key for our future Children approach life with an inquisitive sense of wonder and a thirst for learning. They dream of what can be, and they challenge us by unceasingly asking … Continue reading →
Hey, it’s the No CapX 2020 and Citizens Energy Task Force table at the Comfort Inn in Black River Falls! Here’s what we had for handouts: Scoping Handout_1 ScopingHandout_2 Transmission Lies – published in Grist 2/3/2009 Deb Severson and I … Continue reading →
Once again, Center for Rural Affairs is sticking their nose in where it does not belong, this time in Wisconsin, this time on the Badger Coulee transmission project. We’ve noticed them nose under the tent on the ITC Midwest MN/IA … Continue reading →
Check it out! Citizen Energy Task Force’s Deb Severson, one of five panelists, discussing the Badger Coulee (MVP5 – 1/2 of MVP 5) transmission project: Newsmakers – Badger Coulee Transmission Line This Badger Coulee 345 kV transmission project, like the … Continue reading →
Yesterday was the first scoping meeting for the Xcel Energy/ATC Badger Coulee transmission line — I must confess, I was booked, so I couldn’t get there. But there are more next week and the week after. Here’s the Public Service … Continue reading →
Anthony J. Kampling has filed a request to Intervene in the Badger Coulee docket. Anthony Kampling is the husband of Patricia Kampling, CEO of Alliant Energy. As we say in transmission, “It’s all connected.” So connected that we now see … Continue reading →
Badger Coulee — it’s EVERYWHERE!!! Wisconsin power line to connect with CapX2020 New power line routes proposed PSC Sees Application For High Capacity Power Lines Between La Crosse, Madison Badger Coulee transmission line Utilities file application for Badger Coulee Xcel, … Continue reading →
A press release and a little birdie and a big birdie confirm that Charlie Higley has left CUB and has gone to ATC, yes, AMERICAN TRANSMISSION COMPANY. The good news is that apparently it is NOT a policy position. That … Continue reading →
Thanks to Block RICL for sending this around, this is such good news I can hardly stand it! The issues the court looked at: (1) At what point in a Wis. Stat. § 32.06 condemnation proceeding must a property owner … Continue reading →
The ownership mess at FERC gets curiouser and curiouser, messier and messier. Hot off the wire is an ITC complaint against our friends at ATC: Complaint – ITC Midwest LLC v. ATC LLC This is another FERC docket, and to … Continue reading →