Alabama Expands Public Service Commission, Freezes Rates
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Alabama State Senators Unanimously Approve Bill Expanding Public Service Commission: A new bill aims to give voters more say in utility oversight by expanding the Public Service Commission from three to seven members, all to be elected from congressional districts. The governor will appoint four commissioners in 2026, with staggered terms, and elections will start in 2028. The bill includes a three-year rate freeze and creates a new cabinet-level energy secretary.
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