“In other words, while it is true that Invenergy could file a similar complaint in the future, Invenergy will not be doing so,” asserted Invenergy Attorney Mark Russo. Invenergy has proposed a $1 billion fracked …
This has been a busy week in the Invenergy case, culminating in a Federal Energy regulatory Commission (FERC) ruling on Friday late afternoon in the second of the two pending lawsuits pertaining to Invenergy. This …
In response to the cancellation of next week’s Show Cause Hearing, lawyers from Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) and the Town of Burrillville are asking the Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) to suspend the Invenergy docket …
Rather than defend their actions before the Energy Facility Siting Board (EFSB) at a January 30 “show cause” hearing and risk having their application delayed for months or even years, Invenergy this week worked to …
Invenergy continues to clean up its messes. In a letter, Invenergy writes, “because the lawsuit has “proven contentious in the Rhode Island Energy Facility Siting Board [EFSB] proceeding regarding [Invenergy]’s application for the permits necessary …
Here is a mildly amusing sidelight to the Invenergy saga. Invenergy’s ham-fisted missteps might be funny if there were not so much at stake. Invenergy seems to have a large number of “related entities” doing different parts …
“As a public relations matter, this makes Invenergy look like a bully,” said Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) Senior Attorney Jerry Elmer referring to the report by Alex Kuffner in yesterday’s Providence Journal that Invenergy has …
Invenergy has sent a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), claiming that delays in the permitting process before the Rhode Island Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) are “due in large measure to the …
There are two, newly filed cases pertaining to Invenergy now pending at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in Washington, DC: ER18-349 and EL 18-31. The central issue in both cases relates to who will …
The Energy Facilities Siting Board (EFSB) has voted, 3-0, to hold a show-cause hearing to provide Invenergy a chance to demonstrate why the pending docket to approve or deny the construction of a $1 billion …
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