With the deal closed to purchase Lansing's coal-fired power plant, Riesling Power LLC spokesman Michael Enright said his company is focused on integrating the Cayuga power plant's 74 employees. Riesling moved to purchase Cayuga just as state regulators snuffed plans for utility ratepayers to bail out the plant with a $102 million natural gas retrofitting. The state decision came in February….
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