Illinois biz groups call on Pritzker to slow down costly energy proposal – Illinois Review

A letter signed by 20 business organizations reads, in part, "Lobbyists for the environmental community and many others appear to have had unfettered access in writing a bill that imposes massive costs on others. On several occasions we have requested economic, reliability, and rate impact studies and the raw data inputs that undergird them. Those requests have been ignored."
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debtsor
4 years ago

That letter is a pretty big deal. Which means it will be ignored in favor of green ideology.

Fed up neighbor
4 years ago
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Because it benefits there pocket books

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