Susquehanna-Roseland transmission ramping up
March 3rd, 2009
Last week, there was a Prehearing conference for the New Jersey docket in the Susquehanna-Roseland transmission project. Stop the Lines was there, and several other potential intervenors, to discuss the schedule, which will stretch out likely most of the year, with a decision probably in early 2010. This project is in the Mid-Atlantic National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor, so if the utility doesn’t get its decision in a year, they could push it up to the Feds.
CLICK HERE FOR PSE&G’S SUSQUEHANNA-ROSELAND PROJECT LINK
Their site is cute — it starts with the bold proclamation:
DO YOU KNOW?
The purpose of the Susquehanna-Roseland
line is to ensure reliability in our
region — not to sell power to New York City.
Uh-huh… right…
Here’s a “Regional Planning” powerpoint from PSE&G from the 2/26/09 Highlands Council meeting:
PJM Regional Tranasmission Planning
And a recording of that meeting with the PJM presentation:
Highlands Council Meeting February 26, 2009
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Power line critics want to state case before BPU
Citizens group wants PSE&G to pay for its experts
By Colleen O’Dea • Daily Record • March 3, 2009PJM Interconnection, a regional transmission cooperative, has ordered the work be done.
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