Emergency Bill To Put Nuclear Bailout Law On Hold Hears Opposing Testimonies

By Clare Roth

Ohio’s Select Committee on Energy Policy and Oversight on Thursday heard testimonies for and against HB 798, one of the state’s final hopes of keeping utility increases associated with an allegedly corrupt nuclear bailout law from hitting ratepayer accounts…

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