As part of its oversight of utilities in West Virginia, the Public Service Commission asked both staff researchers and two independent consultants to weigh the multi-state power line proposal by Allegheny Energy and its subsidiary, TrailCo.
"They all came to the same conclusion: the data doesn’t justify building a new power line," Public Broadcasting reports. "They’re telling the Public Service Commission to reject the proposed power line.
The segment refers to testimony posted online in the pending petition for PSC approval.
Update: Audio of the segment is here.
The Charleston Gazette ran a series on the power line project earlier this year.
11 December 2007
Power Line Plan Gets Some Pushback
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