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Regulators Decline To Appoint Independent Counsel In Utility Deal
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State regulators have declined for now to appoint an independent counsel to review a planned merger of Vermont’s largest electric utilities. But a group of ratepayers is continuing to press the issue. They say an outside investigation is needed to protect the public because Governor Peter Shumlin supports the deal.VPR News
State’s Highest Court Won’t Rule On Lowell Wind For Now
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The state Supreme Court has decided not to get involved, for now, in a dispute between Green Mountain Power and neighbors who oppose the utility’s Lowell wind project.VPR News
GMP Exceeds Solar Installation Goals
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Green Mountain Power says it exceeded its goal of installing 1,000 solar panels in 1,000 days.VPR News
Analysis: Lowell Wind Project
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Reporter John Dillon provides analysis on the status of the Lowell Mountain wind project.VPR News
Judge Reaffirms Restraining Order In Lowell Mountain Case
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Protesters challenging construction of a wind project in the Northeast Kingdom town of Lowell must stay 1,000 feet away from a blasting zone or risk being found in contempt of court.VPR News
GMP Wins Court Order In Wind Battle
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A court order requires opponents of Green Mountain Power’s Lowell Mountain wind project to stay away from its construction zone during blasting periods. The legal action is the latest development in a showdown between GMP and a group of protesters.VPR News
Vermont Wind Project Update
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VPR Reporter John Dillon has been covering the topic of wind development in Vermont. He joins Bob Kinzel with an update.VPR News
State OKs Environmental Permits To Lowell Wind Project
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Environmental officials in Vermont say they’ve signed off on five environmental permits for the Kingdom Community Wind project in Lowell.VPR News