On the recordSeptember 18, 2011
So a lot of the regulations, all of the regulatory costs that we are seeing right now are being passed on to the consumer, who is struggling to be able to pay their bills.
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Tipton discusses the impact of regulatory costs on consumers' electricity bills.
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