AEP/Allegheny Want Another WV PSC Delay
PJM screwed up their calculations in their supplemental testimony filed at the WV PSC last month. Now they want time to fix it. The power companies want to delay the PATH case again:
PJM expects to complete its corrected base case analysis shortly, and Applicants anticipate revising their July 8, 2010 Supplemental Direct Testimony and updating their exhibits to reflect PJM’s corrected analyses on or before September 14, 2010. Applicants will propose a tolling of the current extension of the statutory decision due date until July 29, 2011, together with a revised procedural schedule that will provide the Commission and the parties with the benefit of the same testimony preparation period included in the existing procedural schedule, and with an expected evidentiary hearing in March 2011.
This is getting a little ridiculous. Under WV law, the applicants are the only ones who can ask for more time. It looks like AEP and Allegheny are having a little trouble making their case.
Here is a link to the entire letter that the PSC received from AEP/Allegheny today.
All we hear from the power companies is delay, delay, delay. They don’t even have an application filed in East Virginia. I thought we were going to start having brownouts and blackouts if PATH wasn’t built by 2012, or 2013, or 2014, or 2015.
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