On the recordMarch 3, 2015
The estimated cost to Mississippi ratepayers is $14 billion by 2030, not including fuel costs.
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congress.govThe estimated cost to Mississippi ratepayers is $14 billion by 2030, not including fuel costs.
Inhofe cites projected costs of electricity increases due to the CO2 rule.
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