Coalition questions AES Warrior Run actions
“Potomac Edison’s customers have already paid far more than they should have for Warrior Run,” according to David Lapp, director of the Office of People’s Counsel, a state watchdog group
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“Potomac Edison’s customers have already paid far more than they should have for Warrior Run,” according to David Lapp, director of the Office of People’s Counsel, a state watchdog group
281 views Source: Cumberland Times-News Jan. 20—CUMBERLAND — A renewable energies incubator will soon open at Frostburg State University, allowing companies and students to collaborate in designing alternative power systems. A webinar on the topic was held Tuesday and was hosted by Jennifer Walsh, executive director of The Greater Cumberland Committee. The event was part of the TGCC Zoom Speaker Series on clean energy. The incubator and testing center will be located in the Allegany Business Center on the FSU campus. The project is being led by Len Jornlin, CEO of Optimize Renewables of...
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