People
People for May 2004.
People for May 2004.
Utilities have little to show for the millions they pay in campaign contributions.
Smaller systems aren't cost-effective.
A coordinated approach helps control costs.
A renewed capital investment structure is required for long-term investment in power infrastructure.
An analysis of the timing, location, and mix of new capacity additions that may be needed in the future.
Greater reliance on gas-fired power implies serious economic, technological, and national security risks.
Despite development challenges, LNG capacity is destined to play a bigger role in the U.S. energy mix.
Some independent power producers failed to contain capital and O&M costs, adding to financial pressures.
Solving the dilemma.