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We are now halfway through the 2018 legislative session. We started off last week with FirstEnergy filing a notice with the Public Service Commission that it will stop fighting to transfer ownership of the Pleasants Power Plant to its West Virginia utilities. This is a major win for the 530,000 Mon Power and Potomac Edison consumers in West Virginia! Learn more about this victory and what’s happening at the Capitol on redistricting, “co-tenancy,” and more in this week’s Capital Eye. From here on out it’s full speed ahead into the maelstrom of late evening committee meetings, early morning public hearings, and longer and longer floor sessions. Constant vigilance is required to monitor the legislative process. One thing that helps us get through this is YOU! All of you that make the calls, send the e-mails, and send in your financial support for our efforts on your behalf. We sincerely thank everyone who pitches in to keep up the fight! Yours for Action, Team WV CAG [show_posts custom_value=capital-eye-vol-11-no-5 custom_field=a_newsletter_volume_issue custom_sort=aa_sort_order thumb=yes excerpt=yes author=no tn_size=’100′ list_style=’font-size:16px;font-weight:bold;’ img_style=’float:left;margin:5px;border-radius:3px;border:none;’ author_style=’font-size:12px;’ item_class=legis-up-sp-item before_author=’ ‘ excerpt_style=’font-size:12px;line-height:1.2;’ edit=yes disp_cust_field=aa_sort_order read_more=” show_tags=yes tag_style=’font-size:12px’ show_tag_links=no] |
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