HBPU and power agency exploring local generation
Don Reid
HBPU and power agency considering local generation
Hillsdale has joined Coldwater Board of Public Utilities to move forward to possibly build a 50-megawatt gas powered turbine planned as part of a 100-MW plant at Coldwater.
Michigan South Central Power Agency and Michigan Public Power Agency have asked the Midwest Independent System Operator to continue its study for cost of grid connection improvements needed.
There are numerous issues to address simultaneously before a decision comes on construction of the plant.
For now, three members of MSCPA will look to purchase power through 2023, but will examine possible cost savings and advantages for getting peak power instate from its own generators in the future.
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| January 18, 2021 at 11:10 PM EST - Updated January 18 at 11:22 PM
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - As COVID-19 cases increase, one Savannah funeral home hosted a vigil to remember the hundreds of lives lost this past year due to COVID-19 in Chatham County.
The vigil celebrated the nearly 300 lives lost to COVID-19 in Chatham County. Fox and Weeks Funeral Directors say they wanted to give those who have lost loved ones a chance to mourn them.
“They really have not been able to celebrate the lives of the ones they love so we were trying to make that opportunity available,” said General Manager Pam Sullivan.
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Virtual vigil held to honor lives lost due to COVID-19 Share Updated: 11:25 PM EST Jan 18, 2021 Share Updated: 11:25 PM EST Jan 18, 2021
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Show Transcript TONIGHT A VIGIL WAS HELD TO HONOR THOSE WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES DUE TO COVID-19. WJCL S STEPHEN MOODY IS LIVE IN SAVANNAH TONIGHT. STEPHEN, WE UNDERSTAND THAT THIS ISN T THE ONLY VIGIL PLANNED? DALE, TONIGHT S VIGIL IS JUST A PRELUDE TO TOMORROW S NATIONAL VIGIL, BUT FOXS AND WEEKS FUNERAL HOME WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THE FAMILIES OF NEARLY 300 PEOPLE HERE IN CHATHAM COUNTY WERE REPRESENTED. COMFORT, STRENGTH AND HOPE. THAT WAS THE MESSAGE MONDAY NIGHT AT FOX AND WEEKS FUNERAL HOME AS LEADERS AND CLERGY GATHERED TO HELP FAMILIES OF COVID-19 VICTIMS SAY GOODBYE. MAYOR VAN JOHNSON ÷ CITY OF SAVANNAH ALTHOUGH WE CAN T DO ANYTHING SPECIFICALLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE GONE, THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW LOVE AND SUPPORT FOR THESE FAMILIES. THE PEOPLE WHO REMEMBER,
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