Here’s more on the reach of CapX, from the Grand Forks Herald Review, couched in “it’s for wind” propaganda: State’s wind energy production doubles … Of course, wind energy isn’t about to replace coal or other energy sources in the … Continue reading →
… sigh… no surprise, but here we go… but for CapX 2020, this wouldn’t happen, COULDN’T happen… Selby awaits decision Announcement expected on $1.7 billion power plant soon Basin Electric Cooperative of Bismarck, N.D., might be on the verge of … Continue reading →
ATC in Wisconsin! That’s what’s on the eastern side. ATC is to Wisconsin what TRANSLink was to MN, except that ATC is happening and TRANSLink “isn’t” … until you look at CapX. ATC clearly states that “it’s all connected.” Portions … Continue reading →
All of you who have an opinion about CapX 2020, here’s an opportunity to tell those who’ve supported it just what you think, and opportunity that for some is close to home! From Mike Bull’s post on Locally Grown (or … Continue reading →
There were a number of Comments filed for the Scope of the Environmental Review. Here’s what arrived in the inbox, starting with NoCapX2020 and onward: NoCapX2020 Comment NoCapX 2020 Exhibit A – MISO queue NoCapX2020 Exhibit B – Conductor Specs … Continue reading →
… a quick aside. “I remember when,” she says in a creaky shaky voice, but I do, I remember when CapX 2020 was “Capital Expenditure,” and as I sat through too many meetings last month, I remembered that when they … Continue reading →
Every year I whine about this, every year there’s a “Power Plant Siting Act” Annual Hearing, it’s required under Minn. Stat. 216E.07: 216E.07 ANNUAL HEARING. The commission shall hold an annual public hearing at a time and place prescribed by … Continue reading →
The Scheduling Order is out! Today we (the service list) were served with the First Prehearing Order, and here is what was in the inbox: First Prehearing Order Cover Letter – PHO CapX 2020 Service List The gist of it … Continue reading →