Energy Law
Nov. 14, 2002
Commission Tries to Balance Needs of Power Users, Utilities
Focus Column - Environmental Law - By David M. Niebauer and William W. Funderburk Jr . - When the government tries to decide how it should recover $20 billion for past overpayments of electricity costs, it gets everyone's attention. The state Public Utilities Commission is engaged in a high-stakes zero-sum game that pits users of electricity, who range from homeowners and apartment dwellers to commercial buildings and industrial manufacturers, against utilities to determine who will pay their "fair
Environmental Law
By David M. Niebauer and William W. Funderburk Jr.
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