At a FERC Techincal Conference regarding interconnection procedures last week, Dean Gosselin, NextEra Energy’s vice president of business management, said:
“We have a saying in our world of development, which is ‘time kills all projects.’ The longer it takes, the more unlikely it is the project will be valid and go to fruition,” he said.
So what in the world is Clean Line doing still trying to shove its projects through? This company has been "developing" its projects since 2009. That's 7 long years, and they're still no closer to fruition. Even the Federal government won't undertake massive eminent domain condemnations for a project that has no customers, and for which no voluntary easements have been signed.
Time kills all projects, even yours, Clean Line. You're like that slimy green stuff in the back of the vegetable drawer of project ideas -- so past its prime that it lacks physical substance and smells horrendous. Clean Line is way past its expiration date.