NYRI forced to revise power line application

New York Regional Interconnect has to revise its power line application for a second time. According to the Public Service Commission, there needs to be a study that addresses how the line would impact the state's electrical system.Read more »

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• Enviornmental & Economic impact of Power Line
  
• New report says NYRI Power Line Project creates serious problems
  
• Department of Energy sued over power line corridor
• Ad-Hoc Indian Affairs Committee reformed
• NYRI forces state regulators to spell out their authority to deny or approve line
• Senator Clinton reacts to Department of Energy decision
• Destito reacts to Federal DOE decision on Energy Transmission Corridor
• Federal DOE announces power line areas for Electric Transmission Corridor
  
• Governor Eliot Spitzer reacts to DOE decision on National Energy Corridor
• Arcuri vows to continue NYRI fight
• Power Line Puts Marcy Chip Fab Site's Billion Dollar Potential In Question
  
• NYRI official: Project Could Lead To Upstate Wind Farms
• DOE Meeting in Rochester to discuss NYRI powerline project (UPDATED 7:47 a.m.)
• Griffo Names Linda Dillon Acting County Attorney (Added 10:20 AM)
• NYRI Did Not Donate To Spitzer's Campaign (Updated at 9 pm)
• Pataki Signs New Legislation; Power Line Battle Not Over (Updated 6:05 pm)
  
• Central New Yorkers Continuing to Fight the Power Line Project
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• NYRI Still Pushing Forward with Power Line Project
• Frankfort's Fair Share
  
• Schumer Introduces Bill Opposing NYRI Route
  
• NYRI Update
  
• Public Service Commission Puting Hold on Power Line Project (Added 12:15 PM)
• D.O.E. makes opening statements at power line hearing (ADDED 1:21 p.m.)