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Item No.	Date Filed	Description Of Filing	Filing Party	Filed By	No of Attachments	Deleted Filings
439	4/22/2022	OPA's Evidentiary Records	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	PUBLIC ADVOCATE, OFFICE OF THE	7
438	4/15/2022	Exceptions of OPA and EMT	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	Landry, Andrew	1
437	4/15/2022	Procedural Order (Evidentiary Record)	Commission Staff, CMS	Commission Staff, CMS	1
436	4/15/2022	CMP Letter re Exceptions to the Examiners' Report	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	Regulatory Administration, Debra Mills	1
435	4/14/2022	Letter re Record	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	Chamberlin, Susan W	1
434	4/7/2022	Procedural Order (Evidenitary Record)	Commission Staff, CMS	Commission Staff, CMS	1
433	4/6/2022	Examiners' Report	Commission Staff, CMS	Commission Staff, CMS	2
432	4/1/2022	Procedural Order (Case Schedule Adjustment)	Commission Staff, CMS	Commission Staff, CMS	1
431	3/31/2022	Concurrence to OPA Request for Extension	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	Landry, Andrew	1
430	3/25/2022	OPA Request for Deadline Extension	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	PUBLIC ADVOCATE, OFFICE OF THE	1

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DR Set ID	Set Description	Issue Date	No. of DR Questions	Propounded Upon	View Questions in Set
CLF-001	Conservation Law Foundation's First Set of Data Requests to Central Maine Power	7/11/2018	5	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
CMP-001	CMP Data Request to the OPA	11/15/2021	22	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	View Questions
EXM-001	EXM-001	5/8/2020	15	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
EXM-002	EXM-002	11/15/2021	24	OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC ADVOCATE	View Questions
GRID-001	Follow up data requests to ODRs issued at 10/27/14 technical conference, to CMP.	12/23/2014	2	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
GRID-002	GridSolar Data Requests regarding CMP's Reply Comments on the Boothbay Pilot Project Final Report	2/18/2016	27	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
GRID-003	Additional questions regarding CMP Reply Comments on the Boothbay Smart Grid Reliability Pilot Project	2/18/2016	5	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
ODR-001	Oral Data Request No. 3	4/12/2013	1	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	View Questions
ODR-002	Oral Data Request No. 4	4/12/2013	1	GRIDSOLAR, LLC	View Questions
ODR-003	Oral Data Request No. 5	4/12/2013	1	GRIDSOLAR, LLC	View Questions

Posted By	Posted Date	Comments	Attachment(s)
Stephen Benson, PhD private practice 521 Morgan Bay Road Surry, ME 04684 Email ID: stephenbensonphd@gmail.com Phone No.: 2073742357	5/6/2022	As an environmentally conscious Maine citizen and paying recipient of energy from Versant, I urge you to deny and reject CMP's request that rate-payers should fund a $63 million expansion of Section 80 to benefit Nordic Aquafarms. This expansion appears severely problematic for the coastal ecosystem.
Gail Williams 157 Howes Cove Road, Liberty, ME 04949 Email ID: 4mariahwill@gmail.com Phone No.: 207-589-6006	4/23/2022	Nordic Fish Farms is requesting a 22 mile long power line in Belfast which would be 80 feet high (an increase of 32 feet) and the clearcut along the sides would increase form 75 feet to 105 feet. Fulfilling this request is wrong for these reasons: This expansion would substantially negatively affect ecosystems. It would significantly detract from the beauty of the Belfast area. Ratepayers who will receive no benefit from Nordic Farm's presence here would be required to pay for this upgrade which equals the power used by six Midcoast cities. *** What law or principle says that the public should subsidize foreign or even domestic corporations? If the PUC is mandated to protect the people of Maine, you must deny this request and all others like them.
Gail Williams 157 Howes Cove Road, Liberty, ME 04949 Email ID: 4mariahwill@gmail.com Phone No.: 207-589-6006	4/23/2022	Nordic Fish Farms is requesting a 22 mile long power line in Belfast which would be 80 feet high (an increase of 32 feet) and the clearcut along the sides would increase form 75 feet to 105 feet. Fulfilling this request is wrong for these reasons: This expansion would substantially negatively affect ecosystems. It would significantly detract from the beauty of the Belfast area. Ratepayers who will receive no benefit from Nordic Farm's presence here would be required to pay for this upgrade which equals the power used by six Midcoast cities. *** What law or principle says that the public should subsidize foreign or even domestic corporations? If the PUC is mandated to protect the people of Maine, you must deny this request and all others like them.
Kate Harris Belfast, ME	4/18/2022	I urge you to heed the Maine Office of the Public Advocate and The Efficiency Maine Trust's advice and deny CMP's request for a $63 million power grid upgrade needed for a proposed ecologically destructive, undesired (by the vast majority) land-based Atlantic salmon torturing factory. Especially as their morally bankrupt corporate welfare scheme is based on passing as much of the bill as possible on to we the overburdened peasantry. Totally egregious; why are we even entertaining this request? Back in 2008 when the Maine PUC approved then Maine-based CMP's purchase by Spain-based Iberdrola, we were assured that "Consumers will see better service quality, new investment and support for conservation initiatives as a result of this transaction," by then PUC chair Kurt Adams. I think we can all agree that this has so not been the case. We need publicly owned utilities NOW. And friends don't let friends eat farmed salmon; ever. It's just gross.
Wes Todd 232 Main Street Thomaston, ME 04861	4/14/2022	I am contacting you to express grave concern regarding Central Maine Power's request to the Maine Public Utilities Commission for an upgrade to allow CMP to serve the power requirements for Nordic Aquafarms Belfast, Maine facility. It will be deeply inequitable if Maine ratepayers are forced to share the cost-burden for this upgrade. I urge MPUC to deny the request that will benefit only Nordic Aquafarms and CMP. A
David VonSeggern self 47 Deering St, Apt 2 Portland, ME 04101 Email ID: vonseg1@sbcglobal.net Phone No.: 7753038461	4/12/2022	I ask that you deny approval of CMP's request of non-transmission alternative project for the mid-coast (docket 2011-00138). I understand that this upgrade will enable Nordic Aquafarms to take approximately 28 MW of power off the electrical grid in order to operate a salmon-farming facility near Belfast, Maine. I firmly believe that the public should not bear the cost of the proposed upgrade project. I also firmly believe that the use of 28 MW to produce farm-raised salmon is an energy injustice. Salmon is one of the costliest fish foods, at least $7 per pound in the US for farm-raised. For a family of low or moderate means, salmon will not be a grocery choice compared to less costly protein sources. Directing our much needed power to a salmon farm which does not produce a product accessible to most of the population is simply unjust. The PUC cannot objectively rule that there is a societal benefit.
Griffin Dubrow 805 Shore Rd Northport, Maine 04849 Email ID: gdubrow@icloud.com Phone No.: 818-744-6610	4/11/2022	Please do not approve the "upgrades" to the power transmission lines so that a foreign company can use more power than all of the towns in the mid-coast combined. It makes no sense for the ratepayers to bear this burden when it is being done to meet the needs of a private, for-profit company. I strongly oppose approval of this project. Thank you.
Orion Cooper 3 Adney Place, Belfast, Maine 04915	4/9/2022	The proposed expansion of section 80 of CMP's power grid is unnecessary. The primary reason for the expansion would be to provide electricity to Nordic Aquafarms' planned land-based salmon farm in Belfast. If Nordic Aquafarms truly needs this power grid expansion to operate, then they can pay for it themselves. There is no need for CMP ratepayers to pay for the electricity needs of one company's project.
Amy Grant Upstream Watch PO Box 113 Belfast Maine 04915 Email ID: learn@upstreamwatch.org	4/5/2022	Please see attached filed with the City of Belfast by Upstream Watch	4 4 2022 Ltr to City of Belfast PB.jpg 4 4 2022 Petition to the City of Belfast.jpg
Paula Carter CMP 18 Lincolnville Avenue, Belfast, Maine Email ID: paulajeca@mac.com Phone No.: 2079305368	4/5/2022	I do not want any upgrades approved for the sake of Nordic Aquafarms. I do not want to pay for anything pertaining to Nordic Aquafarms.	Nordic cmp.png

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Notification List Active Party List

Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Moorthy, Bharat		12 Mayflower Road Falmouth ME 04105	Email ID: bharatmoorthy@gmail.com Phone Ph: 734-276-3576 Fax:
Stoddard, Ann		24 Smithwood Drive North Yarmouth ME 04097	Email ID: Hstodd67@aol.com Phone Ph: 207-458-2974 Fax:
Marks, Jeff			Email ID: jmarks@acadiacenter.org Phone Fax:
Meil, Kathleen		P.O. Box 583 Rockport ME 04856	Email ID: kmeil@acadiacenter.org Phone Ph: 207-236-6470 Fax:
Boyd, Amy E	ACADIA CENTER F/K/A ENVIRONMENT NORTHEAST	31 Milk Street Suite 501 Boston MA 02109	Email ID: aboyd@acadiacenter.org Phone Ph: 617-742-0054 Extn: 102 Fax:
Estremera, Maritza		100 Marsh Hill Rd Orange CT 06477	Email ID: maritza.estremera@uinet.com Phone Ph: 203-499-2150 Fax:
Duncklee, Luke	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	83 Edison Drive Augusta ME 04336	Email ID: luke.duncklee@cmpco.com Phone Ph: 207-623-3521 Extn: 2418 Fax:
Hevey, Richard		83 Edison Drive Augusta ME 04336	Email ID: richard.hevey@avangrid.com Phone Ph: 207-621-6546 Fax:
Regulatory Administration, Debra Mills	CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY	83 Edison Drive Augusta ME 04336	Email ID: CMPRegAdmin@avangrid.com Phone Ph: 207-626-9798 Fax: Fax: 207-621-4714
McDonough, Katherine	WARREN MEADOW SOLAR STATION LLC	ME	Email ID: Katherine.McDonough@avangrid.com Phone Fax:

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Staff Name	Role
Bergeron, Denis	Staff Analyst
Collins, Paulina	Hearing Examiner
FORTIN, ETHELYN	Support Staff
Healy, Nora	Hearing Examiner
Heimgartner, Margrethe	Staff Analyst
Huntington, Faith	Reviewer
Priest, Margaret	Support Staff
Rolnick, Matthew	Staff Analyst
Simmons, Michael	Staff Analyst
Tannenbaum, Mitchell	Hearing Examiner

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Name of Person/Company	Representing Company	Mailing Address	Email/Phone/Fax
Barron, Eric		179 Green Street, Suite 100 Boston MA 02130	Email ID: eric@glenvale.solar Phone Ph: 845-987-4476 Fax:
Bird, Stefan		ME	Email ID: stefan@glenvale.solar Phone Fax:
Bopp III, Fred W.		6 Mayflower Rd Falmouth ME 04105	Email ID: fboppiii@maine.rr.com Phone Ph: 207-878-3656 Fax:
Boyd, Amy E	ACADIA CENTER F/K/A ENVIRONMENT NORTHEAST	31 Milk Street Suite 501 Boston MA 02109	Email ID: aboyd@acadiacenter.org Phone Ph: 617-742-0054 Extn: 102 Fax:
Burlew Esq., James		One Sullivan Road Holyoke MA 01040	Email ID: jburlew@iso-ne.com Phone Ph: 413-540-5030 Fax:
Burnes, Ian G	EFFICIENCY MAINE TRUST	151 Capital Street Augusta ME 04330	Email ID: ian.burnes@efficiencymaine.com Phone Ph: 207-213-4149 Fax:
Buxton ESQ, Anthony		PO Box 1058 45 Memorial Circle Augusta ME 04332	Email ID: abuxton@preti.com Phone Ph: 207-623-5300 Fax: Fax: 207-623-2914
Chandler, John G		93 Tuttle Road Cumberland Center ME 04021	Email ID: johngch61@gmail.com Phone Ph: 207-829-4174 Fax:
Cohen, James	WARREN MEADOW SOLAR STATION LLC	One Portland Square PO Box 586 Portland ME 04112 0586	Email ID: jcohen@verrilldana.com Phone Ph: 207-774-4000 Fax: Fax: 207-774-7499
Colby, Kathryn		218 Middle Rd. Cumberland ME 04021	Email ID: kathryn_j_phillips@yahoo.com Phone Ph: 207-841-2950 Fax: