JCP&L Takes Another Run at Spinning off Transmission Assets
Jersey Central Power & Light is still trying to win regulatory approval to spin off its transmission assets into a separate company. In an amended petition, the state’s second-largest electric utility is slightly modifying a previous proposal rejected earlier this year by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities. In denying the spin-off, the board balked…More from my site
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We must stop this project from happening in residential neighborhoods and stop JCP&L and First Energy from putting profit before health. I have lived in Monmouth County most of my life because I love my neighbors. Our children will be attending school just a couple feet from the EMF that the power lines emits. No home will be safe to be in around the poles area, we will have EMF radiation 24/7. I oppose this project and will not feel safe until the project is denied for good.
Any ideas how this request aligns with the JCP&L project to run 230KV lines between Red Bank and Aberdeen? They seem to almost be contradictory to each other.