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Showing posts with label public utilities board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public utilities board. Show all posts
08 July 2015

Confidence Builder #nlpoli

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The public utilities board asked Liberty Consulting to review Hydro’s decisions in 11 projects. Hydro is looking for a rate increase.  The...
31 August 2012

Public hearing into secrecy request #nlpoli

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It’s not just that the Muskrat Falls project is a bad idea;  the process by which the current provincial administration is forcing it throug...
02 April 2012

Electricity regulator balks at judgment on Muskrat project #nlpoli #nlpoli

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From the report by the public utilities board on Muskrat Falls: The Board concludes that the information provided by Nalcor in the rev...
16 March 2012

Nova Scotia would get Churchill Falls power for free #nlpoli

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If you’ve been following the ongoing Muskrat Falls saga, you will recall that energy analyst Tom Adams raised some questions a couple of mo...
13 February 2012

PUB concerned about Nalcor capex and electricity rates #nlpoli #cdnpoli

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The province’s public utilities board is concerned about the impact Nalcor’s capital works programs will have on consumer rates even without...
13 December 2011

Danger: Lawyer at work #nlpoli

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The public utilities board review of the Muskrat Falls project may be a set-up but the lawyer for the board is certainly making Nalcor pay f...
27 August 2011

Muskrat Falls: what an independent review really looks like

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The provincial Liberals included a handy table with their Friday news release on the joint federal/provincial environmental panel’s report o...
22 March 2010

PUB quietly imposes water management deal

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The public utilities board imposed a water management agreement on NALCOR and Churchill Falls (Labrador) Corporation on March 9, 2010. The r...
11 February 2008

Did he really say that?

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We believe that a strengthened public service will ensure that individuals are being hired on their merits as opposed to who they know in go...
08 February 2008

PUB job competition: what happened to it?

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Last summer, the Public Service Commission (PSC) held a competition for the position of chief executive officer of the public utilities boar...

Andy Wells and the conflicts of interest

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Surely no one who has been following the strange case of St. John's Mayor Andy "Two Jobs" Wells was surprised at the revelatio...