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Ansonia Paying For Nonexistent Fuel Cells - Valley Independent Sentinel
Ansonia must pay $63.6 million in principal and interest for a fuel cell project that was never built, causing a budget shortfall due to uncollected projected revenues.
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Ansonia paying for nonexistent fuel cells
Taxpayers are on the hook for a $63.6 million fuel cell project even though the deal imploded in front of a state regulatory commission a few days before Election Day. On Oct. 30, the Connecticut Siting Council rejected an application from Johnson Controls to build a fuel cell on city property at the former SHW site on 35 N. Main St. The problem — the council had already approved an application for a fuel cell at the location from another compan…
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