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Bill would penalize utilities for wind and solar generated electricity for Wyoming customers
January 11, 2017 /
A bill proposed by six state lawmakers would charge utilities a penalty if they use wind or solar energy to provide Wyoming consumers with electricity.
If Senate File 71 were law, there would be six permissible resources for generating electricity for Wyomingites, including natural gas and coal. Wind and solar are not on the list, except for individual use.
Heather Richards 307-266-0592, [email protected]
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