Virginia Regulators: Utility Bill Could Mean Billions of New Charges
2/8/2018
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Regulators say legislation proposing a major rewrite of the Virginia’s oversight of electric monopolies could result in billions of new charges “paid by customers in higher rates.”
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