Analysis: What’s next for MLGW’s power-generating investments
“Memphis, Light, Gas and Water has occupied one of the most important pieces of real estate Downtown for decades. I appreciate President McGowen having the foresight to relocate, unlocking a huge potential development site for the future of Downtown. It is perhaps the second or third most valuable piece of real estate in Downtown,” said Chance Carlisleof the Carlisle Corporation. (Patrick Lantrip/The Daily Memphian file)
MLGW president and CEO Doug McGowen’s plan, if approved, could help address Memphis’ present and future power needs.
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Samuel Hardiman is an enterprise and investigative reporter who focuses on local government and politics. He is a native Rhode Islander who lives Downtown. He has covered Memphis since 2018.
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