The new “need” report is out, Xcel Energy filed it yesterday, in WISCONSIN, and it’s a doozy, reverse engineering, shifting nuts in the shell game, and pinning the tail on the moving donkey.. Xcel Supplemental Need Study – August 2011 … Continue reading →
The FEIS is out. I can’t believe the met the deadline… but we’ll see how it is. It’s HUGE, best bet is to go straight to the site to check it out, but it’s not posted here yet: COMMERCE PAGE … Continue reading →
Oh, of course, I’m snoozing and they’re working working working making up a new “need” report for the Wisconsin CPCN docket (05-CE-136) to supplement what’s already been filed in Minnesota and Wisconsin. There they go again… Xcel Supplemental Need Study … Continue reading →
What’s going on? ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ… Biggest news was the landowner win on eminent domain and Buy the Farm compensation issues. THIS IS A MUST READ! Buy the Farm – a landowner win in District Court! Monticello – permit issued, construction beginning … Continue reading →
Here’s your chance! Obama is coming to Cannon Falls on Monday morning, the press release says a “bus tour” so does that mean down 52 to 19? If we can’t get in, we can line the route to let him … Continue reading →
… sigh… The EIS isn’t expected to be completed until some time in July… The ALJ’s hearing record closed June 30, 2011. Here’s the Order filed by the ALJ the second the state closed: Order Denying NoCapX EIS Motion – … Continue reading →
After the absurdity of the Oronoco attempt to run the transmission line over unsuspecting township residents and landowners (and away from others!) without notice: …and the Post Bulletin reporting that “new” route, complete with the above “Exhibit 89” map, and … Continue reading →
Here we go!!! PSC Order – Interventions To look at the filings in the docket, go to www.psc.wi.gov and search for docket 05-CE-136.
Continue reading →Transmission going up in SW Minnesota (Fair Use – from mpr.org) As Xcel tries to build its CapX 2020 wonderland, and as people are being served with Petitions for condemnation of their land for easements for this transmission buildout, people … Continue reading →
Interesting spin in the Post Bulletin – first one way, then another… oh, we’re backpeddlin’ as fast as we can… see articles below… where on earth are they getting their info? It’s absolutely correct and reflected in the record and … Continue reading →