Is Energy Deregulation Good Bad Business for Consumers Power to Cho

Is Energy Deregulation Good Bad Business for Consumers Power to Cho

Is Energy Deregulation Good, Bad Business for Consumers - Power to Cho...

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A look at the impact of energy deregulation on consumers and its consequent results on the market

The deregulation of electric utilities became a hot-button issue in the late ’90s, with many states allowing companies to operate in the open market. In theory, this move would foster an environment of competitive pricing and better customer service.
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This takes a look at consumer advocates who claim residential prices have skyrocketed, as well as electric company representatives who support this deregulation. So just how broken is the electric utility industry, and what does it mean for you, the consumer? Hear from Tyson Slocum, director of Public Citizen Energy Program, and Ken Malloy, executive director of the policy group CRISIS & Energy Markets.
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