Clean energy is on the ballot in these utility regulator races

Published on October 25, 2024

The presidential election may well decide the future of the United States' ambitious new clean energy agenda, but a handful of smaller, less-discussed races will have a more immediate and direct impact on the energy transition in several different states. Public utility commissions regulate the monopoly utilities…

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