Poll: Louisiana Voters Reject Electricity Deregulation Once They Learn the Facts

A recent poll of Louisiana voters, conducted by Peak Insights, reveals a striking trend: while many initially support electricity deregulation, that support collapses once they learn what it actually means.

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The Vertically Integrated Utility: A Time-Tested Approach for Delivering Customer Benefits and Ensuring State Flexibility in Achieving Energy Policy Goals.

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White Paper | COVID-19 and Critical Infrastructure: An Agenda for Decisive State Regulatory Action

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Order No. 1000 at the Crossroads

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Regulation and Markets: Ideas for Solving the Identity Crisis

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Breakdown of Merchant Generation Model

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State Actions in Organized Markets: Continued Use of 'Around Market' Solutions to 'Fix' Markets and the Natural Gas Conundrum

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State Actions in Organized Markets: States Strive to 'Fix' Markets and Retain Base Load Generation

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