Charging for energy efficiency?
by Amy McCullough
Published: March 28,2010
Tags: Entergy Mississippi, Mississippi Power Company, Mississippi Public Service Commission, nergy Independence & Security Act of 2007, regulated utilities, Your light bill
Opponents of cap-and-trade looking to pass the costs down to the ratepayers Opponents of cap-and-trade and similar legislation object to emissions taxes and restrictions because they believe electricity companies will seek to pass the costs on to rate payers. The Mississippi Public Service Commission faces the same concern as it discusses the development of energy [...]
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