The energy development bill S. 30 passed the Senate Appropriations Committee today and looks to be headed to a vote in the full Senate next week. The bill is worthy of your support because it:
A big thank you to everyone that donated to our “Hire a Lobbyist” fundraising campaign. We saw a great response to our email last week and we are almost there! It is super important that we raise money to hire a lobbyist to represent our members this session.
Reposted here from the Rutland Herald. By Lucia Suarez STAFF WRITER | December 21,2012 The developer of a proposed wind project on the Grandpa’s Knob ridgeline said Wednesday the project “is in a hiatus, but it is still alive.”
Reposted from Rutland Herald. To Reunion Power: Reunion Power is invited to a gathering on my property upon the ridge in Pittsford where you are planning on developing, Grandpa’s Knob Windpark. Of course, my property is no longer part of this development proposal, and I have been extremely busy since terminating my easement […]
We’re helping to organize the Rally to Protect Vermont’s Mountains on October 12th at 11AM on the State House Lawn. We’ll award a Certificate of Public Harm to the Shumlin Administration, The Public Service Board, and The Department of Public Service for their support of utility-scale wind on our mountains.
During a special meeting on Monday night the residents of Newark voted to amend their town plan to make it clear they opposed the development of utility-scale wind in their town.
A bunch of solar news this week, all types, from corporate to community. The Public Service Board issued a proposed decision in the Charlotte Solar permit process. The PSB recommended reducing the size of the project by 10%, bringing the total space occupied by the project to 13 acres, instead of covering the complete 15 […]
Reposted here from the Rutland Herald. WEST RUTLAND — Town officials hope to block two wind measurement towers on the Grandpa’s Knob ridgeline from receiving an extension of their certificate of public good.