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Abolish Ohio fuel adjustment clause urged by consumer counsel
Columbus AP The Ohio General Assembly should end the fuel adjustment clause that adds millions to electric bills annually. Consumer counsel William Spratley says his board will back a policy opposing the clause and urging its abolition, proposing fuel costs be recovered through normal rate cases instead. He accuses PUCO of overstepping authority and applying the clause inconsistently after more than 1.2 billion passed through in 1977, far exceeding other rate increases.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
William Spratley
Dayton
Spratley
PUCO
Ing
C. Luther Heckman