" AND THE BEAT GOES ON" sonny & cher
Well it's nice to see someone doing something.
Louisville, Kentucky—”Peabody Energy on Wednesday refuted claims
by Illinois plaintiffs in a lawsuit who accuse promoters of the 1,600-MW
Prairie State Energy Campus of misrepresenting the costs and benefits of the
controversial baseload coal-fired power plant in southwestern Illinois…
The suit alleges negligent
misrepresentation by five consultants to Batavia and names 19 other entities as
respondents in discovery, including Peabody, which originated the nearly $5
billion project more than a decade ago…. Over the years, the project was
delayed and costs nearly tripled. The plant’s two 800-MW units went into
commercial operation in 2012.
Prairie State extremely
competitive: Peabody
According to the suit,
Batavia was not informed that a ‘capped’ price for electricity from Prairie
State had been removed from the city’s contract. As a result, Batavia’s power
costs climbed to more than $100/MWh and reached a delivered high of $179.82/MWh
in November 2013, far exceeding the $46/MWh it had been promised, the suit
said….
Vic Svec, Peabody senior
vice president of global investor and corporate relations, said the suit’s
allegations that Prairie State is not good for consumers are baseless. ‘Sound
long-term forecasts show electricity costs from Prairie State will be extremely
competitive with other fuels over the long term,’ he said.…”
I guess Painesville City Council see's no problem being promised $48.06/MWh and paying
$179.82/MWh why not it's only money.....Your money !!!
Maybe a proclamation on Painesville biggest boondoggle? Beating out the Battery Box Building, as well as the Windmill project.
I guess Painesville City Council see's no problem being promised $48.06/MWh and paying
$179.82/MWh why not it's only money.....Your money !!!
Maybe a proclamation on Painesville biggest boondoggle? Beating out the Battery Box Building, as well as the Windmill project.
4 Comments:
Maybe Painesville residents should form a class action lawsuit. It seems council as well as the administration cares little on the subject.
Or join a class action...
I got an idea, why don't we write a letter?
Great idea!
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