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Opponents of Maine electricity corridor won t appeal verdict allowing CMP to restart project

The losing parties in Central Maine Power’s successful lawsuit to restart its controversial electricity corridor through the Maine woods have decided not to appeal, clearing the way for the company to restart the project later this year.

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Opponents of Maine electricity corridor won t appeal verdict allowing CMP to restart project

Opponents of Maine electricity corridor won t appeal verdict allowing CMP to restart project
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Ruling means CMP can resume work on voter-rejected power corridor

A jury ruled in favor of CMP Thursday morning when it comes to vested rights

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Trial challenging NECEC corridor project begins

The civil trial challenging the New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC), a proposed 145-mile electricity transmission corridor through the Maine woods that Maine voters rejected in 2021, is underway.

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Civil yrial challenging NECEC corridor project gets underway

Jury selection began Monday morning with opening statements set for that afternoon

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