Don't break out the flowers and champagne for the marriage of Constellation Energy Group and FPL Group just yet. Despite last week's vote by Maryland lawmakers that apparently resolved a dispute over rates charged by Constellation's utility subsidiary, some potentially deal-killing uncertainty will remain until a new lineup of state public service commissioners actually approves the merger.
June 19, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Don’t break out the flowers and champagne for the marriage of Constellation Energy Group Inc. and FPL Group Inc. just yet.
Despite the vote by Maryland lawmakers’ Wednesday that apparently resolved a dispute over rates charged by Constellation’s utility subsidiary, potentially deal-killing uncertainty will remain until a new lineup of state public service commissioners actually approves the merger.
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