Dear Michael Skelly:
The people you've been harassing with your failed transmission projects for well over a decade now still have their eye on you. You pretty much can't get away with anything anymore. It's not like last time where "the farmers" didn't know you existed and the threat you posed to their lives. You know what they say... once bitten, twice shy...
The people you've been harassing with your failed transmission projects for well over a decade now still have their eye on you. You pretty much can't get away with anything anymore. It's not like last time where "the farmers" didn't know you existed and the threat you posed to their lives. You know what they say... once bitten, twice shy...
Hubbs Land Management LLC to Michael Skelly, warranty deed, District 5, 5.126 acres, Hubbs Land Management property, lot 1, $525,000.
This is a recently published land sale for Loudon County, Tennessee.
Did Michael Skelly buy some lovely retirement property southwest of Knoxville in east central Tennessee?
Nope. It appears that he bought a backdrop for updated vanity photos that resemble this old pose.
Did Michael Skelly buy some lovely retirement property southwest of Knoxville in east central Tennessee?
Nope. It appears that he bought a backdrop for updated vanity photos that resemble this old pose.
That's right... it appears that Skelly has bought his very own vacant lot right next to an existing high voltage electric substation.
Who wouldn't want this backdrop for new "Our Team" pictures?
But wouldn't that also make a dandy spot for a new DC/AC converter station?
It's not in Memphis this time... but about 400 miles further east. However, it could follow the same path as the last one between Tennessee and Oklahoma.
What is Michael Skelly up to? And why did he purchase this property in his own name, and not the name of his "early-stage transmission development company"? Did he think nobody would find out?
Well, at least not before he "fixed" the reason that Plains and Eastern Clean Line ultimately failed. It had no customers. Nobody wanted to purchase any service on the "clean line." However, the new "bipartisan energy bill" includes a provision that would require the Secretary of Energy to purchase transmission capacity for up to 40 years from new transmission projects that have no customers. Read it for yourself.
Kind of reminds me of growing up in a small town, like Mayberry. You can't get away with anything because someone is always watching.
Keep your eye on this.
It's not in Memphis this time... but about 400 miles further east. However, it could follow the same path as the last one between Tennessee and Oklahoma.
What is Michael Skelly up to? And why did he purchase this property in his own name, and not the name of his "early-stage transmission development company"? Did he think nobody would find out?
Well, at least not before he "fixed" the reason that Plains and Eastern Clean Line ultimately failed. It had no customers. Nobody wanted to purchase any service on the "clean line." However, the new "bipartisan energy bill" includes a provision that would require the Secretary of Energy to purchase transmission capacity for up to 40 years from new transmission projects that have no customers. Read it for yourself.
Kind of reminds me of growing up in a small town, like Mayberry. You can't get away with anything because someone is always watching.
Keep your eye on this.
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