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Constitutional Limitations on the Ability of States to Rehabilitate Their Failed Electric Utility Restructuring Plans
This Article will review the constitutional limitations that come into play when a state seeks to rehabilitate its failed electric utility restructuring plan. Under the Constitution, utilities are entitled to earn a reasonable return on the assets devoted to public service. A situation in which reta
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