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Media Articles
2024, February 2; Utility Dive, "Eversource, others may be capitalizing on lax reviews for some transmission projects: Maine officials"
2024, January 31: Maine Advocate complaint to FERC re. asset condition projects
2024, January 8: Ari Peskoe letter to FERC re. Joint Federal-State Task Force on Electric Transmission
2024, January 8: Thomas Donahue letter to FERC re. Joint Federal-State Task Force on Electric Transmission
2023, October 26: New Hampshire Bulletin
2023, September 29: Utility Dive; "Ohio utilities have added nearly $6.5 billion in PJM-approved “supplemental projects” since 2017 without oversight of their need, prudence and cost-effectiveness, the Ohio ratepayer advocate said."
2023, September 14: Office of the NH Consumer Advocate news release
2023, September 22: New Hampshire Business Review
2023, August: Office of the NH Consumer Advocate news release
2023, July 14: InDepthNH, same article printed in NHBR
2022, October 7: Utility Dive "About 63% of transmission investment in California over the last three years was on “repair and replacement” projects that are self-approved by the state’s three major investor-owned utilities."
2020, September: Wired Group 2
2020, August: Wired Group
2017, December 31: Cleveland Opinion. To Avoid Skyrocketing Electric Costs FERC scrutiny of 'supplemental' projects is needed
