On the recordJuly 23, 2014
It costs less to save energy than to produce energy, but there is a tension in the way States are--have organized their utility regulation.
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congress.govIt costs less to save energy than to produce energy, but there is a tension in the way States are--have organized their utility regulation.
Castor discusses the conflict between energy conservation and utility profit models.
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