State Regulators Give JCP&L Go-Ahead for Transmission Line in Monmouth County
Jersey Central Power & Light has won approval to build a 16-mile transmission line in Monmouth County, a project state officials say is needed to avoid substantial outages to the utility’s customers in the area. The $64 million project gained unanimous approval yesterday from the New Jersey Board of Utilities, a decision possibly…
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I wonder how Mr. Tittel would feel if he were sitting in the dark due to a prolonged power outage.
Yes, we need to be careful of our environment but it seems his organization is always against these things. They’d rather us return to the stone age.