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
By David Schlissel, Director of Resource Planning Analysis, Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis
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