Today – it’s back to the Public Utilities Commission for the Certificate of Need deliberation. PUC – Large Hearing Room 121 – 7th Place East, 3rd Floor St. Paul, MN It was odd yesterday, Mike Krikava, CapX 2020, seemed subdued, … Continue reading →
Hot off the press, CapX 2020 is having a busy week! Yesterday, they applied for the route for the “Monticello-St. Cloud” line (so what happened to the Fargo to Benton County line — the part to bring in the coal … Continue reading →
Time to wake up and get to the hearing! CapX Certificate of Need Argument & Deliberation April 15th & 16, starting at 9:30 a.m. Public Utilities Commission Large Hearing Room – 3rd Floor 121 – 7th St. East St. Paul, … Continue reading →
Busy day today. NoCapX 2020 filed three Motions today: NoCapX Motion to Consolidate NoCapX Motion to Recuse Commissioner Reha & Exhibit A – Reha Power Point Presentation … and the most important one given last Friday’s announcement of EVEN MORE … Continue reading →
There’s a great letter by Bev Topp in the Farmington Independent about repeal of Minn. Stat. 117.189, that horrible statute that makes “public service corporations” more special, with more power than even the state, by exempting them from many of … Continue reading →
CapX 2020 meetings are happening across southern Minnesota, last week, this week.. AND REMEMBER NEXT WEEK’S PUC MEETINGÂ – CERTIFICATE OF NEED! April 15th & 16th Oral Argument & Deliberation PUC – 121 – 7th Place East, 3rd Floor St. … Continue reading →
Methinks LeSueur County did essentially the same thing… Dakota County and Rice County — it’s your turn! Be sure to check out the United Citizen Action Network (U-CAN) site! Scott County rejects routes for power line Commissioners say the preferred … Continue reading →
They’ve encrypted their PDF so that I can’t post the map, so after I get some print cartridges I’ll post it == manana Thanks to a little birdie for this jpeg It’s here, JCSP part I or CapX Phase II … Continue reading →
Here are the most adorable German Shepherds, available now. Just so happens that they’re in the planned CapX 2020 transmission preferred route, in a substation siting circle! So, rather than “Buy the Farm,” get these little grrrrrrrls away from CapX! … Continue reading →
Here we go again, people trying to get their participatory rights, but noooooooooo, not if the Minnesota  Office of Energy Security has anything to say about it.  Participate? HUH? WHY? From a firsthand report about the Marshall EIS scoping … Continue reading →