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Stay up to date with the latest news and events from Longview Power and Citizens for Alternatives to Longview Power (CALP). Our commitment to promoting sustainable energy solutions and addressing the environmental challenges posed by traditional power sources drives our ongoing efforts to keep you informed and engaged. Through our news updates and events, we aim to provide valuable insights, share progress on our initiatives, and offer opportunities for you to get involved. From advancements in renewable energy technologies to policy developments and community initiatives, we strive to bring you comprehensive and relevant information. If you're looking to delve deeper into a specific topic or explore the details of our initiatives, CALP is here to assist you. Whether you need guidance in structuring your research or require support in outlining your project, our team is ready to provide the necessary assistance. Simply reach out and let us know how we can help you with writing your outline. By staying informed and actively participating, you become an essential part of the movement towards sustainable energy solutions. Together, we can drive positive change, advocate for a cleaner environment, and shape a future powered by renewable resources. Keep an eye on our news and events section, and don't hesitate to reach out if you need assistance from https://exclusive-paper.net/do-my-outline-for-me to write my outline for me or if you have any questions or feedback. CALP is here to support your journey towards a more sustainable future.
Longview ow wants to draw water from the Monongahela River and forego cleaning up acidic mine water.More
Federal Transmission Corridor Challenged The designation of our region and others as part of a National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor (NIETC) is being challenged by States and Twenty Organizations. Stories
Longview Wants More Longview wants to replace the escrow account ($$ to tear it down in case the plant is wholly or partially built and never operated) with a letter of credit that must be renewed every year. The Public Service Commision (PSC) says, "No way!" See it here at the PSC's Webdocket.
Western Greenbrier Powerplant in Financial Trouble The Associated Press reports that Western Greenbrier Co-Generation was unable to refinance a $4.87 million loan with its lender. Read the Nov 27th story. This power plant, proposed to be built in Greenbrier County near Rainelle, West Virginia, would ostensibly burn waste coal (also known as "gob"). Therefore it has been labeled a "clean coal" plant. However, if gob had enough usable BTUs, it would already have been burned, not piled up as waste. In other words, burning gob, or waste coal, produces more ash than burning regular coal because it has less carbon. Gob piles will be essentially put in the air as flyash. What doesn't go in the air (bottom ash) will be put in a landfill. The Highlands Voice has a story on the proposed Western Greenbrier Co-Generation power plant.
Allegheny Energy's Proposed High-Voltage Trans. Line Allegheny (Trans-Allegheny Interstate Line Company or TrAILCo) wants to build an enormous power line through our community and neighboring states. They say it is absolutely needed, yet they will put a surcharge on our electricity bills to subsidize it! So much for the Free Market. The electricity is not needed here; West Virginia generates much more electricity than it uses. Once again the poor pay the rich to get richer. West Virginia: Pennsylvania: Virginia (Dominion Power):
LONGVIEW IS SHORT SIGHTED! |