Month: August 2016
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We Respond to Dominion
Last Friday, August 26, the Coalition’s attorneys responded to Dominion Power’s request for a do-over in the Haymarket transmission line case. The Coalition argued three things: Dominion’s request has no legal basis; Dominion’s claim that State Corporation Commission (SCC) Staff used “new evidence”
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We Need Your Help – Dominion wants a ‘Do-Over’!
I didn’t think Dominion Power could get more desperate – and duplicitous – than their past actions in the Haymarket transmission line case showed them to be. That was until last week, when Dominion asked the State Corporation Commission (SCC) for a “do over” in Read More …
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Bob Marshall: Good News – Haymarket Power Line
Great News in SCC Report! Dear Friends, The SCC Staff legal brief in the Haymarket transmission line case agreed with the longstanding position of many of us fighting to protect the town of Haymarket, that this line extension benefits a single private corporation at ratepayer Read More …
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Community Update: Gainesville Supervisor Cites Coalition Work, Unified Community
Board of County Supervisors Vice-Chairman, Pete Candland (Gainesville) called out the Coalition for “outstanding efforts” and making a “real difference in this fight.” Candland praised the SCC Staff Report as “devastating” to Dominion Power for pointing out that Dominion wants a route opposed by the
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Pete Candland: SCC Legal Team Weighs in on Dominion’s Preferred Power Line Routing
Dear Friends – Our fight to protect our property values and the quality of life in our communities against the proposed 230 kV power lines for a new data center campus in Haymarket took an unexpected, but welcomed, turn last week. The General Counsel for Read More …
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Press Release: DOMINION’S REGULATOR SEES POSSIBLE PATTERN OF EXPLOITING RATEPAYERS
Executive director says: “SCC Staff agrees Dominion soaks ratepayers for a single client. Maybe not the first time?” Haymarket, Virginia (August 8, 2016) – Dominion Virginia Power (Dominion) continues to push the risk and expense of private “extension cords” for individual large clients onto ratepay