Public Utility Law News: Desalination Plant on the Hudson

Thursday, January 18, 2007

Desalination Plant on the Hudson

United Water New York's Rockland customers could be drinking Hudson River water by 2015.
The company submitted plans to the state Public Service Commission yesterday to build a $79 million desalination plant that would use water from the Hudson.

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