Plus, Big Tech vs. AEP
The customer recently noticed that his bills were spiking, even while he made efforts to reduce usage wherever possible.
In direct testimony to Ohio's Public Utilities Commission last month, several individuals, including consultants and tech employees, opposed AEP's request, arguing that the new rates would be "discriminatory" and "unreasonable"
The request, sent by the Attorney General's Residential Utilities Division, was sent to get the ball rolling to "develop the record" on whether the transaction is in the public interest.
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