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Has with the portfolio. It would move to another rate portfolio. Would that be something they are able to achieve on a gradual scale basically starting at one level and increasing or would they have to start running at hundred percent . They already have a hundred percent. If the green tariff has a hundred omega watt participation, that hundred mega watt is all right under pnl. Pg e. I dont know what pg e is propose inside the green tariff program. It would be challenging for us to be competitiv...

Participation, that hundred mega watt is all right under pnl. Pg e. I dont know what pg e is propose inside the green tariff program. It would be challenging for us to be competitive without the local build out . Dpengd depending oh what you mean by competitive, we that rate and still have a lot left over for local build. I can guess what the numbers would be, but they wouldnt be accurate right now. Okay. If i can add to that commissioner breed. I think what im hearing you ask is if it would be ...

Its certainly a clearer road ahead when we look to areas of the city where our pg e is not already providing a service under the federal power act. We can work with pg e in a Public Access tariff they have that is approved by the general Regulatory Commission to referee receive from them Distribution Service that allows us to get power to those new customers like the redevelopment areas you referred to. Thats not an effort without unsefrnlt pg e has filed a new whole tariff distribution at the c...

Stormwater buildup has compromised a temporary culvert on Spring Hill Road, closing the road to through traffic until further notice. The six-foot pipe was installed this fall to replace a larger culvert damaged by the severe floods that hit Londonderry – as well as towns throughout Vermont – in July 2023.

J.D. Bolt has had a distinguished career as an attorney and now General District Court judge. But he also has a distinction that not many people know about: he was

J.D. Bolt has had a distinguished career as an attorney and now General District Court judge. But he also has a distinction that not many people know about: he was

Helen Nez in her home in Blue Gap, Ariz. Image by Mary F. Calvert. United States, 2020. Helen Nez was just a child when men from the mining companies asked her to carry around a small device that detects uranium while she was herding sheep near her home in Blue Gap, Ariz. When the device went off, she would put a stake in the ground at that location. The mining companies used the local Navajo people to detect the location of the uranium. All those stakes in the ground became the Claim 28 urani...