Ah... now I see why PJM needed the weekend "to brief the project developers" before releasing their decision on the PATH and MAPP projects.
It was so a propaganda snow job using Gannett newspapers could be effected to blanket the media with stories about our "fragile" transmission system and how it needs rebuilding. I wonder how much that cost?
I won't say PJM is behind this, but it certainly had a hand in it. It looks like a bigger effort... perhaps EEI or our federal government at work?
The industry is crying about the demise of MAPP.
Or, alternatively, they're using a whole bunch of "expert" opinions to convince the sheeple that the transmission grid is vulnerable.
Of course, every last one of these articles is utter hogwash. But, we'll deal with that later.
Whatever decision is coming out of PJM today, it looks like it's going to be a doozy! Stay tuned.
It was so a propaganda snow job using Gannett newspapers could be effected to blanket the media with stories about our "fragile" transmission system and how it needs rebuilding. I wonder how much that cost?
I won't say PJM is behind this, but it certainly had a hand in it. It looks like a bigger effort... perhaps EEI or our federal government at work?
The industry is crying about the demise of MAPP.
Or, alternatively, they're using a whole bunch of "expert" opinions to convince the sheeple that the transmission grid is vulnerable.
Of course, every last one of these articles is utter hogwash. But, we'll deal with that later.
Whatever decision is coming out of PJM today, it looks like it's going to be a doozy! Stay tuned.
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