How environmental advocates stopped a late-session push to let RI Energy own power plants
No one testified in opposition when a proposal that would let Rhode Island Energy own power plants went before lawmakers during concurrent chamber vettings on April 28. It seemed unlikely that the sweeping reversal of a three-decade-old law separating utility ownership from power generation would advance, said Emily Koo, Rhode Island program director and senior […]
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