Vermont fights Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s license approval for Vermont Yankee
The Vermont Department of Public Service says the commission issued a license extension to Entergy without an updated water quality permit.
Goodrich: State’s poor treatment of one manufacturer makes the rest nervous
While the Public Service Board and others determine the long-term destiny of Vermont Yankee, it would be well for the Legislature to recognize the day-to-day value of this manufacturer to its community.
Digger Tidbits: Yankee “impairment” hurts Entergy stocks; Speaker says budget bill will be stripped of unrelated amendments
Scott scolds senators for lack of decorum; Senate passes search and rescue study; House won’t budge on philosophical exemption.
$12.5 million generating tax on Vermont Yankee approved by Senate finance committee
Under the administration’s proposal, the tax would generate $9.5 million fiscal year 2013.
Olsen: Shumlin’s notion of intervention is inconsistent
“The resolution is a little tongue in cheek,” Rep. Oliver Olsen said. “It sort of highlights the contradictory statements and actions of the governor’s administration.”
Resolution would prohibit Entergy bill back
Shumlin defended his position that it is unwise for the Legislature to intervene in the Public Service Board docket. He said the case with Entergy is different.
ICYMI: Video from the Phish cowbell clutch; Audio from Saturday’s Yankee protest
Massachusetts State Senator Paul Mark, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Vermont Attorney General Bill Sorrell and Gov. Peter Shumlin joined the protest and called for the shutdown of Vermont Yankee.
Vermont Yankee returning to full power after condenser tube leaks
Vermont Yankee spokesman Larry Smith said minor leaks in a few tubes is not uncommon for a steam condenser plant like Vermont Yankee.
DeWalt: A state united
We have to let abominations like Monsanto and Entergy understand that no amount of bullying or intimidation will stop us from passing laws that act in the interest of Vermonters.
Entergy fails to make quarterly payment to state of Vermont
The department said Entergy will likely argue that it does not need to fulfill its obligation to pay into the state fund.
