We’re in Madison for the Technical Hearing on the CapX 2020 Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse transmission line. The room was packed on Monday, not so much on day two. Witnesses were not available today (so why were they so hot to trot about … Continue reading →
The PSC’s hearing on CapX 2020 Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse begins tomorrow and will probably last through the week. And it’s streaming: CLICK HERE TO WATCH HEARING – STARTS AT 9:30 a.m.
Continue reading →Seems PSC staff objects to putting fundamental evidence in the record: PSC Counsel Letter to Service List Regarding Process Oh, well, NoCapX & CETF object to that! So let’s find a way to deal with this: NoCapX and CETF Motion … Continue reading →
IT’S MINE! NO, IT’S MINE! HEY, THEY’RE TAKING MY TRANSMISSION LINE! GET OUT OF HERE, I WAS HERE FIRST! I love it when this happens… Xcel Energy just filed a Complaint at FERC wanting to grab its share of the … Continue reading →
And in North Dakota, utilities are singing the same ol’ song, doing the same dance, and the people are struggling to deal with it: Fargo and southern neighbors at war again Residents upset with proposed power line New power transition … Continue reading →
“If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu.” And the Wisconsin CapX 2020 Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse transmission project in the news: Agri-View – Environmental Impact Statement for CapX 2020 available LaCrosse Tribune – CapX 2020 plan draws crowd in Holmen … Continue reading →
It’s been an intense couple of days.  Here’s coverage on the ALJ’s recommendation of the Dam Route for CapX 2020’s Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse line: KTTC – Judge picks route for massive CapX 2020345 kV power line KAAL – CapX 2020 line crossing … Continue reading →
ALJ Sheehy has filed her Recommendation for the CapX 2020 Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse transmission project. Here it is: ALJ Sheehy’s Recommendation to PUC This is one of the most detailed Recommendations I’ve ever seen, the footnotes are specific and extensive. I’ve not … Continue reading →
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission awarded Citizens Utility Board Intervenor Compensation, and specified that part of their charge was to “address in its analysis the implications of lower voltage solutions in the LaCrosse area given American Transmission Company LLC’s testimony … Continue reading →
It’s February now. It seems Administrative Law Judge Kathleen Sheehy is M-I-A. The hearing for the CapX 2020 Hampton-Rochester-LaCrosse line ended in June, public hearings were the week of June 13th, and evidentiary hearings the week of June 20th, Comments … Continue reading →