There is sort of a laggard's benefit. As a matter of public policy, and as a matter of simple justice, and as a matter of constituent service, I am interested in what thoughts you may have on what ways the bill could provide some value to folks who were early adopters of getting off of coal.
Concerned about inequities in benefits for early adopters of clean energy.
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