However, by not regulating appliances with less than half a quad of energy, you are, in effect, causing consumers to pay increasing electricity costs, wouldn't that be true?
Jerry McNerney: “However, by not regulating appliances with less than half a quad of energy, you are, in effect, causing consumers to pay…”
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McNerney questions the impact of not regulating certain appliances on consumer electricity costs.
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