The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s actions to allow investment companies to own up to 20% of the outstanding voting securities of a public utility meets regulators’ public interest standard, those groups said in comments filed this week.
“These blanket authorizations provide a stable shareholder base for the energy sector that keeps the cost of capital low, which leads to more stable energy prices for ...
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