The Public Utility Commission's proposed regulations establishing additional guidelines for the retail electricity industry went before the Independent Regulatory Review Commission on May 22 for the first step in the review process.
May 27, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The Public Utility Commission’s proposed regulations establishing additional guidelines for the retail electricity industry went before the Independent Regulatory Review Commission on May 22 for the first step in the review process.
Meanwhile, legislation in the state House of Representatives that likewise would establish new guidelines for the retail electricity market appears stalled over a provision that caps rates on variable contracts.
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