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Commission on LIPA’s Future Issues Initial Report, Backing Switch to Public Utility

authorStephen J. Kotz on Apr 19, 2023
The commission established by the State Legislature last year to explore the feasibility of transforming the Long Island Power Authority into a public utility, on Monday issued its draft report.... more

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