/PRNewswire/ Sutter Health | Aetna today announces its plans to offer fully insured products to employers across Northern California for the 2022 enrollment.
It isn’t unusual in Kentucky to find corruption. What is unusual is the extent of the paper trial that shows the insider dealing in hiring tainted New York attorney Regina Calcaterra to conduct an at best redundant Kentucky Retirement Systems investigation.
Not only did Calcaterra not meet any of essential hiring criteria for the already-questionable Kentucky Retirement System investigation, but even a cursory background search shows that Calcaterra is up to her eyeballs in past charges and allegations of corruption and fraud.
The most infamous black mark is that the Department of Justice targeted Calcaterra for her role as Executive Director in the collapse of the Moreland Commission, launched by Governor Andrew Cuomo to investigate corruption in New York State. Numerous press reports, including an in-depth investigation by the New York Times, unearthed considerable evidence that Calcaterra had repeatedly intervened to squash any line of inquiry that might implicate Cuomo. But
Monday, 05 April 2021
Alliant Energy plans to add another 414 megawatts (MW) of solar in Wisconsin. This rounds out the company’s previously announced plan to accelerate its transition to clean energy by adding more than 1,000 MW of solar while helping customers avoid more than $2 billion in long-term costs. Upon completion of their more than 1,000 MW of solar, Alliant Energy will own and operate the most solar energy in the state of Wisconsin. Courtesy of NREL
“Guided by our purpose-driven strategy to serve customers and build strong communities, we are accelerating our transition to cleaner energy,” stated David de Leon, President of Alliant Energy s Wisconsin energy company. “This continued transition is a smart investment, benefitting our customers long-term, while also creating hundreds of jobs across the state and providing local communities with shared-revenues.”
Alliant Energy to construct 414MW of solar in Wisconsin
Alliant Energy to construct 414MW of solar in Wisconsin
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Alliant Energy has announced its plans to add another 414 MW of solar energy in Wisconsin which will round out the company’s previously announced plan to accelerate its transition to clean energy by adding more than 1,000 MW of solar. Upon completion of its more than 1,000 MW of solar, Alliant Energy will own and operate the most solar energy in the state of Wisconsin. The company has stated that they will construct six new projects that will be constructed in the country areas of Dodge, Grant, Green, Rock, and Waushara counties and once they are operational, local communities will receive an estimated US$50 million in shared revenues for the next 30 years to use in a variety of ways, such as funding local fire departments, investing in school programs and upgrading park facilities. Additionally, local landowners will receive a combined US$60 million i
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