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EMINENT DOMAIN FOR MIDWESTERN WIND ENERGY POWER LINE REMAINS IN FLUX

9 March 2020 by DSR

  “Landowners in Missouri are fighting the use of eminent domain by the developers of the $2.3 billion Grain Belt Express power line to run the high-voltage power line across their property. The future of a proposed 780-mile transmission line that would carry as much as 4,000 megawatts of wind power from southwestern Kansas across … [Read more…]

Posted in: Transmission Lines Tagged: Alliance for Wise Energy Decisions, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, Court of Appeals, Craig Rucker, Dean Plocher, eminent domain, Grain Belt Express, Indiana, Invenergy, John Droz, Kansas, lawsuit, Missouri, Missouri Farm Bureau, Missouri Public Service Commission, National Center for Public Policy Research, transmission lines, wind

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