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Jeff Greenfield, a trustee for the Long Island Power Authority, said that he was confident there would be a lot of community outreach between representatives of the Public Service Enterprise Group of Long Island and residents in reference to a project that would build a high-voltage power cable from Uniondale to Lynbrook.
PSEG’s underground cable plan from Uniondale to Lynbrook gaining power
PSEG Long Island is reaching out to officials in the Village of Lynbrook and other local municipalities as it awaits approval for a $176 million project to build a high-voltage underground cable from a substation in Uniondale to one in Lynbrook. more
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Former Seaford resident Timothy Harris, near right, was sent to the island as part of a four-man crew to evaluate some of the storm damage.
Getting the power back on in Puerto Rico
Timothy Harris waded through mounds of dirt and debris in a small village near San Juan, Puerto Rico, one day in mid-November. The former Seaford resident was deployed to the island as part of a … more
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PSEG Long Island files application to build 7.3-mile power line between Uniondale, Lynbrook
PSEG Long Island on Jan. 9 filed a state application proposing a new 7.3-mile, high-voltage power line that would run underground between substations in Uniondale and Lynbrook, and is aimed at reducing outages in the area. more
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Scattered power failures damage Hendrickson pool pump
Several power outages, including one at the pool complex at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park on July 18, afflicted the greater Valley Stream area last week, according to a Public Service Enterprise Group Long Island spokesman. more
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Bob Cohen, attorney for the Island Park School District, gave an update on the E.F. Barrett Power Station at the Board of Education meeting on May 22.
I.P. district updates residents on Barrett plant’s future
“They’re not going to repower that plant,” Island Park Schools Superintendent Dr. Rosmarie Bovino told a small group of residents at the district’s May 22 Board of Education meeting, referring to the Long Island Power Authority’s stance on modernizing the E.F. Barrett Power Station, which straddles Island Park and Oceanside. more
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Studies released by LIPA last month said that a proposed overhaul of Island Park’s E.F. Barrett Power Station would not be cost-effective. However, the plant will still operate.
LIPA report: Barrett plant overhaul not cost-effective
An overhaul of Island Park’s E.F. Barrett Power Station would not make economic sense, according to a report released last month by the Long Island Power Authority, as energy demand in the region declines. more
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This map shows which streets will have utility poles and wires replaced.
PSEG: Construction in Valley Stream will last through August
PSEG will start construction in western Valley Stream this week to replace existing wire with more weather-resistant wires, install new utility poles and replace switching equipment. more
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The E.F. Barrett Power Station is among Long Island Power Authority’s biggest plants, but its future is uncertain, as the area’s power demand is slowing.
Concerned about Barrett
A few weeks before PSEG Long Island releases its integrated resource plan, the Island Park community awaits what the forecast could mean for one of the region’s most prominent power plants, which sits in its backyard. more
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PSEG is storm aware
The Public Service Enterprise Group [PSEG] was better prepared for Hurricane Hermine than LIPA was for Hurricane Sandy, according to Kristina Pappas, media coordinator for PSEG. The utility has … more
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1500 lose power in Island Park
Many homes and businesses is Island Park reported power problems this morning. Some lost power completely, some had flickering lights. PSEG reported 1500 customers South of Daly Boulevard and West … more
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