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It intends to "enhance fuel flexibility at Oak Creek Power the Future units," pending environmental approvals as it transitions away from coal, the company said. The company's move away from coal demonstrates just how quickly the energy industry overall is shifting away from fossil fuels, said Tom Content, executive director of the Citizens Utility Board of Wisconsin, a consumer watchdog group that monitors energy rates in the state.

Content said his organization will be closely monitoring the costs associated with the continually shifting energy landscape to ensure that ratepayers' interests are protected in the process. Our subscribers make this reporting possible. This may be due to different versions or editions of the same book. You can check the table of contents and match the questions in each chapter As you can see, the questions are free to view for the entire book.

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This E-mail is already registered as a Premium Member with us. Kindly login to access the content at no cost. This E-mail is already registered with us. Computer Science. Previous attempts to cut the language were also a part of a larger package of bills, and this time around the bill is a standalone. However, clean energy advocates argue that studies have found that to be untrue.

The companies have already begun their public relations attack designed to help thwart the bill. Several sit on the House Energy Committee, which must approve the bill before it can go in front of the full Legislature.

Already hundreds of thousands of people have potentially viewed the ads and the groups have only spent thousands of dollars. DTE and Consumers spokespersons declined to comment on the spending and directed questions to the dark money nonprofits.