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Developer Eversource released new avoidance and minimization measures for the project over the weekend prompting the Counsel for the Public to request time to fully review the documents and respond and possibly call back the developer’s witnesses.
As the official representative of the interests of Eversource’s residential customers in New Hampshire, the Office of the Consumer Advocate (OCA) is pleased that Northern Pass has agreed both to reasonable lease terms and to a series of separate payments that will ultimately contribute $15 million to projects that will provide real benefits to ratepayers.
CONCORD — Key members of the Site Evaluation Committee want differing financial estimates of Northern Pass’s economic viability reconciled in the next few weeks.
CONCORD – Attorney Arthur Cunningham reignited debate at Thursday’s adjudicative hearing about whether PSNH ratepayers could end up on the hook for portions of the proposed 1,090 megawatt Northern Pass Transmission line, something the project’s developer has promised all along won’t happen.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Dozens of activists from New Hampshire and the Yale community today delivered an open letter to the Yale University Investments Office calling on the university to stop the controversial Northern Pass powerline project.
CONCORD — Construction of the Northern Pass Transmission project is likely to take longer than current estimates particularly for 60 miles of buried cable, the Site Evaluation Committee was told Tuesday.
CONCORD — The attorney representing the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests challenged the Site Evaluation Committee chairman’s rulings limiting questions she and other intervenors can ask witnesses during Monday’s adjudicative hearing on the Northern Pass Transmission project.
CONCORD — The routes 116 and 18 intersection in Franconia would have one lane closed in two directions up to five months during construction of the Northern Pass Transmission project, construction experts said Monday.
If you haven’t had a chance to stop in at 49 Donovan St. in Concord to see first-hand how the Site Evaluation Committee hears testimony to prepare to decide whether to approve the Northern Pass/Eversource transmission project – the 192-mile high-voltage line from Pittsburg to Deerfield – InDepthNH.org’s chief photographer Bob LaPree covered Friday’s hearing and put together this video showing how the process works.
The 10 stars of Tim Shellmer’s anti-Northern Pass video were sworn in together Friday to testify before state regulators how the proposed 192-mile high-voltage transmission line from Pittsburg to Deerfield will impact them, their families – and their cows.