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re: Alabama Power paying for Alabama's Success
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:02 pm to Wolf Messing
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:02 pm to Wolf Messing
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Wolf Messing
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Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:04 pm to Wolf Messing
quote:She has a dog named Bear, too. LINK
he governor of Alabama Kay Ivey is on the University of Alabama directors? Is this normal? or only in Alabama?
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:10 pm to p&g
Wonder why the Auburn fans living in Alabama don’t object to this tax?
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:11 pm to Wolf Messing
TVA had plans for about 17 nuclear reactors at about 6 locations along the Tennessee river.
Until Three Mile Island incident occurred in the 1970's, those ambitious plans were all put on hold.
Bellafonte was only partially built at the time, behind other projects like Sequoyah and Watts Bar in Tennessee. Bellafonte was ahead of other projects you never heard of in Mississippi and Tennessee.
These plans ultimately were scrapped, due to costs, etc.
And basically only a few new nuclear plants have opened since TMI.
But, I guess this hurts your conspiracy theory, unless you think the REC caused the TMI incident in Pennsylvania in the 1970s risking the lives of millions hoping that it would help Alabama football 40 years later.
Until Three Mile Island incident occurred in the 1970's, those ambitious plans were all put on hold.
Bellafonte was only partially built at the time, behind other projects like Sequoyah and Watts Bar in Tennessee. Bellafonte was ahead of other projects you never heard of in Mississippi and Tennessee.
These plans ultimately were scrapped, due to costs, etc.
And basically only a few new nuclear plants have opened since TMI.
But, I guess this hurts your conspiracy theory, unless you think the REC caused the TMI incident in Pennsylvania in the 1970s risking the lives of millions hoping that it would help Alabama football 40 years later.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:21 pm to Wolf Messing
Wow, just wow.
Alabama Power is owned by Southern Company.
Southern Company includes not only Alabama Power, but also Gulf Power, Mississippi Power, and Georgia Power.
Alabama Power is owned by Southern Company.
Southern Company includes not only Alabama Power, but also Gulf Power, Mississippi Power, and Georgia Power.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:23 pm to Wolf Messing
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Alabama's success started around the same time that Mark Crosswhite took over as CEO of Alabama Power,
Alabama’s success started in 1926.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:28 pm to JustGetItRight
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Alabama’s success started in 1926.
Yea, ok. How many of those National Championships are legit prior to the bought ones in 2008+? Alabama football is what it was prior to Saban being hired, and that is 20+ years of losing and probation. Notice since Saban and Crosswhite showing up, Alabama has not been on probation at all. Money Talks.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:46 pm to Wolf Messing
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CEO of Alabama Power is an Alabama grad.
Hahaha
And the CEO of Apple is an Auburn grad. By that logic, they must be REALLY cheating, because that shite is way overpriced.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:48 pm to redbean5
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No Sir,
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Southern Company is one of the largest energy providers in the United States and 162nd on the Fortune 500 listing of the largest U. S. corporations. It has more than 500,000 shareholders (NYSE: SO) and has been traded since September 30, 1949.
Southern Company subsidiaries are operating or developing renewable: solar, wind, and biomass facilities across the U.S., as well as the first new nuclear units in the U.S. in 30 years at Plant Vogtlenear Augusta, Georgia.
Four retail electric companies, Alabama Power, Georgia Power, Gulf Power, and Mississippi Power, serve 120,000 square miles (310,000 km2) in four states. Southern Power serves wholesale electricity customers across the U.S. Southern Company Gas serves utility customers in seven states.
Southern Company owns the following companies:
Alabama Power - operating company, based in Birmingham. Serves the southern two-thirds of Alabama.Georgia Power - operating company, based in Atlanta. Serves all of Georgia, except for mostly rural counties.Gulf Power - operating company, based in Pensacola, Florida. Serves most of the Florida Panhandle. An agreement was reached in May 2018 to sell Gulf Power to rival utility company NextEra Energy.Mississippi Power - operating company, based in Gulfport. Serves the Mississippi Gulf Coast.Southern Company Services - (originally named Southern Services, Inc.) - Birmingham, Alabama - Common Services
Posted on 10/23/18 at 12:48 pm to redbean5
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No Sir, Southern Company operates A lot of power companies in an umbrella. Alabama Power, Ga Power, Mississippi Power are just a few who allow Southern Company to operate. Each operating company has their on BOD and are separate from SoCo. I work for them. Great place to work
They flat out own Alabama power.
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Southern Company owns the following companies:
Alabama Power - operating company, based in Birmingham. Serves the southern two-thirds of Alabama.
Georgia Power - operating company, based in Atlanta. Serves all of Georgia, except for mostly rural counties.
Gulf Power - operating company, based in Pensacola, Florida. Serves most of the Florida Panhandle. An agreement was reached in May 2018 to sell Gulf Power to rival utility company NextEra Energy.
Mississippi Power - operating company, based in Gulfport. Serves the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Southern Company Services - (originally named Southern Services, Inc.) - Birmingham, Alabama - Common Services
Southern Linc - cellular telephone provider - Atlanta, Georgia
Southern Nuclear - engineering and operations for nuclear power plants - Birmingham, Alabama. (Southern Company is the majority owner and operator of the Farley, Hatch, and Vogtle nuclear power plants.)
Southern Company Generation - fossil and hydro operations - Birmingham, Alabama.
Southern Power - wholesale power generation - Atlanta, Georgia.
Southern Telecom - wholesale fiber optic communications and data services - Atlanta, Georgia.
Southern Company Gas - serves gas utility customers and operates natural gas pipelines - Atlanta, Georgia.
PowerSecure - distributed infrastructure technologies - Wake Forest, North Carolina.
Atlanta Gas Light - provides natural gas delivery service to more than 1.6 million customers in Georgia.
Chattanooga Gas - provides retail natural gas sales and transportation services to approximately 66,000 customers in Hamilton and Bradley counties in southeast Tennessee.
Nicor Gas - Provider of natural gas throughout northern Illinois.
Virginia Natural Gas - Provider of Natural Gas in southeastern Virginia.
Sequent Energy Management - optimizes natural gas assets and effectively utilize transportation and storage services.
Southern Wholesale Energy - markets the retail operating companies' surplus generating capacity to the wholesale market.
Southern Company Transmission - conducts transmission business in accordance with the Southern Companies Open Access Transmission Tariff approved by FERC.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 1:01 pm to Wolf Messing
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How many of those National Championships are legit prior to the bought ones in 2008
You want to talk poll era titles? Ok.
Bryant's and Stallings are completely undisputed. That's 7 between 1958 and 2006 - an average of one natty every 7 seasons.
Using that same critera of UPI, AP, BCS, or playoff titles, that's the same number of titles as the rest of the SEC COMBINED.
That work for you?
Posted on 10/23/18 at 1:05 pm to Wolf Messing
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Until then just keep stealing money and cheating Alabama, it's all y'all got anyway.
Uh Oh baby Stalin getting mad. But thank you for the entertainment.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 1:06 pm to JustGetItRight
Holy Crap!, Alabama Power is no stranger to funneling money. They were just busted for funneling money to a Politician, Luther Strange.
So all of you saying this couldn't happen because they are owned by Southern Company, well apparently it can and has.
LINK to Banbalc.com
So all of you saying this couldn't happen because they are owned by Southern Company, well apparently it can and has.
LINK to Banbalc.com
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Alabama Power? We knew they were involved when their lobbyist Jeffrey H. Wood, a then-Balch partner, was on Capitol Hill in 2016 inquiring about the North Birmingham EPA matter. Nucor Steel was also involved in AJE and a corporate executive declared under oath, according to a Whitmire tweet, that he “didn’t know AJE money was going to pay the Oliver Robinson Foundation. He found out about that in May 2017” after reading the bombshell story on AL.com. Even if Alabama Power was duped like Nucor (or more actively involved like Drummond), the intricate details being exposed demonstrate unequivocally that inherent goodness was not behind the “brilliant scheme” Gilbert and others at Balch had in mind. Alabama Power has the right to tackle government overreach, environmental extremism, and even cleanup efforts. But being advised to set up a bogus, AstroTurf entity that eventually and secretly bought a politician and suppressed poor African-Americans in North Birmingham goes way too far; it’s criminal.
Posted on 10/23/18 at 1:11 pm to Wolf Messing
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Wolf Messing
How are your efforts to fundamentally change the USA going?
Posted on 10/23/18 at 1:15 pm to Wolf Messing
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Wolf Messing
Contact your congressman, report it to the SEC (Washington), how could they pass on investigating something like this?
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