So why was EWEB so irresponsible as to get itself so deeply in debt?  SUB ( Springfield Utility Board ) has never had any such debt problems.

So after this $27.1 Million in debt is paid off, how much debt will then remain?   That is an important figure for the public to know, and Christian has left it out.

Does not seem like a good idea at all in the long run to sell off a renewable energy generating resource, that has virtually a zero carbon footprint.

The story that needs to be reported here is how did EWEB manage to get so badly in debt that it had to do this?