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Brian Crosby

Brian Crosby

‘It does not appear we have the votes to pass it in the Senate,’ Senate President Bill Ferguson says of medical aid-in-dying legislation.

The governor who signed the electricity deregulation bill in 1999 supports the measure in the General Assembly to modify the law.

‘I know, if the state received a nickel every time I said the word “partnership,” our budget problems would be solved,’ governor jokes.

The legislation would provide more favorable clean energy credits to USWind and envisions directing state regulators to open more lease space to other potential bidders.

Democrats seek to make it harder to scalp tickets, provide data protections for adults and children.

Armed with new polling data, the largest players in the retail energy supply market are prepared to oppose legislation on the premise that it takes away consumer choice.

The forthcoming legislative debate comes at a time when consumer advocates are pressuring state officials to crack down on unsavory practices by electric retailers.

Republican lawmakers expressed mixed opinions about two new task forces the governor has created.

Is it transparency or an attempt to stifle frank conversations about energy policy? Grid operator’s priorities can be at odds with state climate goals.