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Thorn Dickinson / NECEC
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Thorn Dickinson, the President/CEO of NECEC speaks to Matt Gagnon about Department of Environmental Protection  (DEP) issuing a permit to Central Maine Power Company (CMP) for construction of the New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) project and the lawsuit that was recently filed.

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