If a state does not adopt a plan and we see our power plants close with these active loans, is that a possibility for default for you guys?
Ted Yoho: “If a state does not adopt a plan and we see our power plants close with these active loans, is that a possibility for…”
On the recordSeptember 14, 2015
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Yoho questions the potential default risk due to state non-compliance with EPA rules.
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