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Springfield developer plans woodchip plant
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In North Springfield, a real estate developer wants to build a plant that would generate 25 megawatts of electricity by burning wood chips.VPR News
CVPS plans first major solar project
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Central Vermont Public Service plans to build the first major solar project in Vermont to feed energy exclusively onto the power grid.VPR News
Midday Newscast: February 9, 2009
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A teacher in the Northeast Kingdom has been accused of proselytizing in the classroom – and retaliating against students who complained; Central Vermont Public Service announced plans to build the first major solar project in Vermont to feed energy exclusively onto the power grid; more…VPR News
Readsboro mixed on sale of utility
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Readsboro voters will decide next month whether to sell the town’s electric company to Central Vermont Public Service, the state’s largest utility.VPR News
Southern Loop decision expected soon
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The Southern Loop/Coolidge Connector would run 51 miles, parallel to an existing transmission line between Vernon and Cavendish. The $300 million project is supported by Central Vermont Public Service and by VELCO, the company that owns and maintains Vermont’s electric transmission lines.VPR News
Interview: Sen. Matt Houde on power outages
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More than 700 people in Vermont are still without power today, almost a week after an ice storm hit New England. Even harder hit was New Hampshire…where an estimated 54,000 people are still in the dark. New Hampshire State Senator Matt Houde of Plainfield is one of those thousands who spent nearly a week without powerVPR News
Power outages about 750
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Vermont’s largest power company is continuing to make progress in getting the power back on after the ice storm that hit the southern part of the state last week.VPR News
CVPS donates $10,000 to replace damaged toys
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A $10,000 gift from Vermont’s largest utility will help to replace holiday gifts destroyed by vandals in St. Albans.VPR News