Nov. 08 - Utilities brace for pivotal election; How tax credit expiration could help renewables

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Nov. 8, 2016 Why Wall St. thinks renewables could be better off after tax credits expire; FirstEnergy could sell up to 13 plants as it joins AEP in Ohio re-regulation fight; Mississippi Power pushes back Kemper start date again, adding $25M to costs; New York working group proposes framework for utility efficiency spending

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Note from the editor

After nearly two years of campaigning, you probably don't need to be told that the outcome of the 2016 election holds some consequence for the electric utility industry.
Today, the election cycle is finally coming to an end. As you head to the polls, review our coverage of the election, from the six ways the next president will influence the sector and the 10 charts that explain America's divide on energy policy to a closer look at what Clinton and Trump miss about clean coal and renewables subsidies.
While the nation's largest utilities appear to have made their choice already, whoever wins is sure to have an impact on energy policy for decades to come.
Utility Dive will back in your inbox tomorrow with insight on what the results mean for the sector. Stay tuned, and have a happy and safe Election Day.
Gavin Bade
Editor, Utility Dive
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