On June 10, 2010, at 9:30 a.m., FIRST ON THE AGENDA, CapX 2020’s Certificate of Need is on the agenda at the Public Utilities Commission.

Thursday, June 10, 2010 at 9:30 a.m.

Public Utilities Commission

121 – 7th Place East

3rd Floor – Large Hearing Room

St. Paul, Minnesota

The PUC will meet to address whether there will be a variance to the 45 day rule which requires that a decision be made within 45 days of a Notice that the inservice date for a project is delayed.

If you can’t be there, but want to catch the show, go to PUC June 10th Agenda page and click the blue “Watch Webcast” button.

For the full Certificate of Need docket filings, go to www.puc.state.mn.us and click “Search Documents” and search for 06-1115.

Staff Briefing Papers are now posted:

Staff Briefing Papers – June 10 PUC Meeting

Here’s the CapX 2020 Notice of Delay:

CapX Notice of Delay for Brookings In-Service Date

Here’s our response:

NoCapX 2020 & U-CAN Motion for Order to Show Cause

NoCapX & U-CAN Comment and Request for Hearing

And others:

MOES Comments

CETF – Comment Brookings CoN Delay & Request for Hearing

NAWO Comment

And NoCapX and U-CAN also filed these in various dockets in response to their announcement of delay:

NoCapX 2020 & U-CAN Comments – Rate Recovery Docket

In response to: Xcel’s Request for Reconsideration or Clarification (!)

NoCapX 2020 & U-CAN Motion for Order to Show Cause – Brookings & Hampton-Alma/LaX Routing Dockets

And because Xcel blames FERC: Motion to Intervene Out-of-Time – NoCapX & U-CAN

For NoCapX and U-CAN, the bottom line is, why should they get anything whatsoever out of the PUC, be it approval of a delayed in-service date, or cost recovery, when they have not complied with the PUC’s order to disclose the transmission capacity of each project, and the ownership of each and ownership structure?  EH?