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IEEFA Latin America: In Asian Electric-Vehicle Boom, an Energy-Security Moment for Chile
Latin America: In Asian Electric-Vehicle Boom, an Energy-Security Moment for Chile
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Exelon’s Appeal of D.C. Refusal to Allow Electric-Company Takeover Dodges the Core Doubts
Exelon’s Appeal of D.C. Refusal to Allow Electric-Company Takeover Dodges the Core Doubts
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IEEFA West Virginia: A Utility Double-Talks Itself Into a Corner as It Seeks a …
West Virginia: A Utility Double-Talks Itself Into a Corner as It Seeks a …
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IEEFA U.K.: Smart tariffs can cut electric vehicle charging costs by one-fifth
U.K.: Smart tariffs can cut electric vehicle charging costs by one-fifth
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… Europe: In Announcing Coal Plant Closures, Enel, Biggest Utility in the EU, Signals Industry Compliance With New …
… Europe: In Announcing Coal Plant Closures, Enel, Biggest Utility in the EU, Signals Industry Compliance With New …
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… Rico: What the corruption scandal means for the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA)
… Rico: What the corruption scandal means for the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA)
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IEEFA Update: Indonesia’s Electric Company Gets Its Bond Deal Done, But Investor Risk …
Indonesia’s Electric Company Gets Its Bond Deal Done, But Investor Risk …
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… debt plan – new gimmick uses federal money to pay off old electric authority debt
… debt plan – new gimmick uses federal money to pay off old electric authority debt
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… and San Juan hid from the public actual spending on electric power system
Trillions are being spent by Washington during the coronavirus pandemic, and oversight of the money remains a muddle. Even so, the public doesn’t have to wonder what happens when no one is watching — recent dealings in Puerto Rico remind us…
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LEFT IN THE DARK: How the Alabama Public Service Commission Makes Customers Pay Billions of Dollars for …
… LEFT IN THE DARK: How the Alabama Public Service Commission Makes Customers Pay Billions of Dollars for …
LEFT IN THE DARK: How the Alabama Public Service Commission Makes Customers Pay Billions of Dollars for Alabama Power Investments without Any Meaningful Public Review or Involvement
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