State utility advocate, regulators to share digs
A state utility advocate and utility regulators will share office space. These agencies often play conflicting roles in rate cases that determine utility prices for customers. The move brings together entities that typically represent opposing interests in regulatory matters.
The two agencies often play conflicting roles in the rate cases that determine utility prices for most customers.
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