Looking at the Arkansas Public Service Commission docket for Southwestern Electric Power Co.’s proposed 600-megawatt, coal-fueled electric power plant, it’s clear a number of hot issues are still boiling. The APSC is slated to formally consider the issues surrounding the Hempstead County plant proposal in a public meeting Aug. 9 in Little Rock. This past week, a lawyer representing hunting landowners with property near the proposed site filed a motion to compel consultant David A. Schlissel of Synapse Energy Economics to be made available for deposition. Testimony from Schlissel ...

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