As Finger Pointing Over Unloved Gas Plant Continues, Who Really Gets To Call The Shots?
Frankie Graziano / Connecticut Public Gov. Ned Lamont said last week that he doesn’t want to build a proposed natural gas power plant in Killingly and that he is hamstrung by regional market obligations. But the head of a trade group representing virtually all of the power plants in New England said the state does have some control over whether to approve the project. Where We Live, Lamont said that at this point there might not be a lot he can do to stop the natural gas plant in Killingly. “Do I want to build one of the last natural gas power plants in the state of Connecticut? ...
Source: wnpr.org