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Northern Pass filed a reply brief with the state Supreme Court on Wednesday arguing various points that opponents have made in their objections to the project’s original appeal that was filed in February.
State regulators denied motions to rehear and reconsider their approval of the Seacoast Reliability Project that the town of Durham, the Durham residents group and the Conservation Law Foundation filed in March.
NEPOOL even features free food; there is always a lavish and tasty lunchtime buffet at all-day NEPOOL meetings. Except the food isn’t free; ultimately, it is paid for by the region’s electric customers.
News that these two utilities will institute rate proceedings this spring was not a surprise, but it is still a big deal.
This session has not been the General Court’s finest hour and more to come.
The contract to provide renewable energy to the Bay State was originally awarded to Northern Pass but was withdrawn after New Hampshire regulators denied Eversource’s application to build a $1.6 billion powerline on Feb. 1, 2018.
A bill that Republicans claim would end work requirements for the state’s 50,000 Medicaid Expansion recipients passed the Senate 14-10 Thursday with all of the Democrats voting in favor.
Eversource will have a total of 50 minutes, and the respondents that requested oral argument in their briefs will have a total of 50 minutes.
Eversource objected Friday to motions for rehearing the Seacoast Reliability Project filed Monday by the town of Durham, Conservation Law Foundation and Durham residents.