RUS-EIS COMMENTS OPEN UNTIL 7/25/09 The Comment deadline has been extended, no formal notice, but heard it verbally and in writing from Stephanie Strength herself! Send Comments to: Stephanie Strength Environmental Protection Specialist USDA, Rural Utilities Service Engineering and Environmental … Continue reading →
Photo by Kay Fate/Kenyon Leader Public gets the chance to comment on high voltage power lines Hey, www.nocapx2020.info got plastered across the screen!!! From WXOW 19 Deadline approaching for CapX 2020 concerns From the Cannon Falls Beacon: High voltage power … Continue reading →
Last night, Stephanie Strength of the USDA’s RUS, announced that I would not be allowed to set up my little display, above, in the same room as CapX. Must be the revolutionary stuff I’m handing out: Comment Suggestions – Scope … Continue reading →
The Public Utilities Commission’s Order was issued Friday for CapX 2020: Order Granting Certificate of Need with Conditions The appeal clock is ticking, well, first the Motion for Reconsideration clock…
Continue reading →The Dept. of Commerce was up to their usual tricks, a private meeting with the applicants to arrange the schedule, and the result proposed by Commerce was missing major parts of the process and was decidedly counter to past practice … Continue reading →
Recently, someone asked me a question that I didn’t know the answer to, that’s rare, and I put it out there in the world and got a response. Q:Â Given line loss is heat and energy, what is impact of … Continue reading →
Will Kaul, VP of Transmission at GRE, let loose in response to David Morris’ opinion piece a few days ago. What a doozy! How dare he! Talk about out of touch with reality! Maybe he’d better ask a few of … 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 →
There’s been responses to NoCapX 2020 and CETF Motions to Reopen CapX 2020 hearing for additional evidence — evidence of sharply decreased demand. U-CAN Reply Regarding Reopening of Hearing NoCapX 2020 Reply Regarding CETF & NoCapX 2020 Motions NAWO/ILSR Comments … Continue reading →