Almost half of US states haven't done the bare minimum to cut utility bills.
Almost half of US states haven't done the bare minimum to cut utility bills.
24 states lack an “energy-efficiency resource standard," a regulatory framework proven to curb demand, lower costs, and reduce emissions.
A new report finds 24 states have yet to establish an “energy efficiency resource standard," which has been shown to curb demand, lower costs and reduce emissions.
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Ohio's Republican supermajority handed the utility companies a really big win, causing energy prices to skyrocket for much if the state, in a massive bribery scandal.
Larry Householder went to fucking jail for it, and the law is still on the books. Price per unit on my utilities is pretty low, but almost half (sometimes more) of my bill is additional fees.
There was chatter from the governor about trying to repeal it. We'll see. I'm not convinced he wasn't in on it
The last chatter I heard from DeWine about it was "we shouldn't throw away a good law becuase of a bad guy" I'm sure damn near every repub in the statehouse is getting some sort of kickback for it.
This sounds like they're looking to remove the remaining bits. From 2 weeks ago.
Well, at least that is something. Though they sure are slow-rolling a bill that steals from their constituents and everyone publicly trashes.
PUCO is a fucking joke.