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Getting 'ahead' of the EPA was actually getting backhanded

State agencies say ratepayers withInvestor Owned Utilities ratepayers have already invested more than $4 billion for cleaner electric energy — more than $2,500 per ratepayer — for which the EPA gives the state zero credit

Getting ‘ahead’ of the EPA was actually getting backhanded

State agencies say ratepayers withInvestor Owned Utilities ratepayers have already invested more than $4 billion for cleaner electric energy — more than $2,500 per ratepayer — for which the EPA gives the state zero credit

AFP: Unseating Udall with no regrets

You wouldn’t know it by listening to the Udall campaign, but the country is dealing with several serious issues right now.

EPA power plant rule will hurt Colorado ratepayers

In short, a simple analysis of the Clean Power Plan suggests that the costs would far outweigh any benefits. Unless modified significantly, the proposed rule would put at risk the competitive advantage that affordable and reliable energy provides to the economy and will needlessly cause hardship, especially for those on low and fixed incomes.

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