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NYC renter walks through her Con Edison bill line by line, then reads out its $2 billion profit after delivery fees push it ‘over $500’

The electricity was the cheap part

We Got This Covered · Sep 26

What to expect in Louisiana’s primaries and how it’s set to test Trump’s power

This election marks the latest instance of Trump seeking to exact retribution from perceived political adversaries

The Independent UK · May 15

Democrats win big over GOP incumbents in 2 statewide Georgia utility regulator races

Democrats have won blowout victories in two races for the Georgia Public Service Commission

The Independent UK · Nov 5, 2025

A green breakthrough in Louisiana

Davante Lewis' victory brings new attention to the importance of public service commissions

Salon · Dec 13, 2022

Rosendale wins reelection in Montana US House race

Montana Republican Matt Rosendale won a second term in the U.S. House as he fended off a pair of challengers in the race for a newly drawn district representing the eastern portion of the state

The Independent UK · Nov 9, 2022

Zinke, Rosendale look to extend GOP dominance in Montana

Montana voters are electing candidates in two newly-drawn U.S. House districts after the Republican-controlled state gained a second seat for the 2022 election due to population growth

The Independent UK · Nov 8, 2022

LG&E’s ‘not actionable’ energy plan earned poor marks from regulators

LG&E’s ‘not actionable’ energy plan earned poor marks from regulators

WEKU · Oct 31, 2022

DeSantis 2018 campaign got $25,000 from nonprofit secretly funded by FPL cash, records show

MIAMI — In the run-up to the 2018 election, Broken Promises — a mysterious nonprofit group registered to a UPS box in the nation’s capital — gave $25,000 to a political committee called Consumers for Energy Fairness. It was the first donation the committee received that year.

Miami Herald · Sep 7, 2022

Supreme Court temporarily blocks Georgia law, ruling it harms Black voters

The ruling forced this year's election for the state's Public Service Commission to be postponed until a new voting system could be created.

Axios · Aug 20, 2022

A new report from Queensland offers guidance on integrity to all Australian governments

Peter Coaldrake’s report to Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, Let the Sunshine In, is a clear and frank assessment of culture and accountability in the Queensland public sector today. With one exception, it also offers refreshing guidance to jurisdictions across Australia showing signs of complacency about integrity.

The Conversation · Jul 7, 2022