Rivers Electric Quietly Withdraws Mill Pond Hydro License Amendment Request
Published Date: 6/4/2025
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Rivers Electric, LLC decided to stop their request to change the license for their Mill Pond Hydroelectric Project in New York. This means no changes will happen, and the process officially ended on April 15, 2025. No one opposed this, so everything wrapped up smoothly with no extra costs or delays.
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