But quite frankly, your State is contributing to my State's non-attainment. And you are causing jobs to flee my State.

What impact, if any, has this had on Ohio's economy and on its ratepayers?

I would appreciate it if you would share that with my office.

One of the observations that I have had even most recently is the issue of the various positions taken by utilities depending on the percentage of energy generated.

we are concerned with the concept that each time USEPA promulgates a new, more restrictive air quality standard USEPA intends to revise the Interstate Transport Rule by changing the emission budgets.

There has to be some kind of meeting of the minds if we expect to get it done.

Six months, let alone a year or 2, is not nearly enough time for this.

We have two main concerns with this approach.

But I think it is worth it to try and get it done.

My experience has been over the years--we could have done a 3-P bill 6 years ago.

the EPA assumption that this unit would be scrubbed by 2011 is completely infeasible and inaccurate.