Nalcor (Hydro) and Government possessed an extensive set of air quality data allowing them to fully understand the situation. They also had consultant advice to adopt low-sulphur fuels rather than install pollution control systems. Despite that, they chose to cover up the facts and present the story of highest possible costs.
Guest Post by PlanetNLPlanetNL41: The Millstone Reaches A
Major Milestone
PPA Payments Commenced; Capital Cost
Understated; 2022 May Get RoughA letter sent to the Public Utilities Board from NL...
Guest Post by David VardyRecent news reports have disclosed that the November 26, 2021
completion date for Muskrat Falls will not be achieved. No target...
Guest Post by Ron PenneyOn
September 15th, Memorial hosted a conference on the “Economic snd Fiscal
Trajectory of Newfoundland”.
I took a miss once I saw the...
A new “Major Incident Announcement”, reported internally at Nalcor and, otherwise to the PUB,
reports additional damages to the Labrador Island Link transmission line (TL).
It...
A Nalcor communication memo dated January 27
describes damage to “a small section of the electrode line” on Transmission Towers located on the Labrador
Island Link...