Laidlaw Berlin Bipower reported it has been notified that the Coos transmission grid can handle the power that would be produced by its proposed 66-megawatt biomass plant with minimal upgrade to the system.

Laidlaw yesterday said ISO-N.E., the independent not-for-profit organization that manages New England’s electric transmission system, conducted an ‘Interconnection Feasibility Study’ to determine if there is existing adequate interconnection capacity on the grid for the proposed ...

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