Alabama Lawmakers Push Electricity Rate Reforms
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Alabama lawmakers aim to reduce electricity rates for families by reforming the Public Service Commission. The Senate passed a bill to expand the board to seven members, elected by congressional district, with a cabinet-level energy secretary and rate hike freeze until 2029. The House proposes a different approach, keeping three commissioners elected statewide but mandating formal rate reviews every three years with subpoena power. Both chambers consider merging ideas for comprehensive change.
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