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attempted to clarity aspects of the bill that deal with “peak * and “overall** electricity use. not “subvert’* the SCC review process.
PEC and and others insist Dominion's proposed $246 million line is unnecessary and that conservation. new technology and upgrades to existing infrastructure would meet Northern Virginia's electricity demands.
Dominion. however, argues the proposed line must be operating by the summer of 2011 or Northern Virginia could suffer rolling blackouts.
The SCC will decide whether Dominion may build the proposed line, part of which would pass through Frederick. Warren. Fauquier. Rappahannock. Culpeper. Prince William and Loudoun counties.
PEC Spokesman Bob Lazuro said Tuesday the Warrenton-based organization welcomes Koines decision to reconsider the amendments, "Which he said would have would undermined the SCC review process, preventing the commission from considering conservation alternatives to a line.
The Koine amendments also would force the SCC to ignore much of lost years testimony from PEC, other organizations and thousands of people who believe the corporation should
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