Utilities Executives Hope Crisis in Industry Is Over
New York AP reports more utility executives are hopeful the financial crisis in the industry has eased due to lower interest rates and successful offerings. They warn construction cutbacks leave enormous capital needs and risk future blackouts. Experts cite regional shortages and ongoing questions about demand growth, capacity, and rate schemes.
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