PORTLAND, Maine — The legislative committee handling energy policy has recommended the state leave it to regulators and the courts to decide whether affiliates of Maine electric utilities can own power generation within the state.
The Legislature’s Energy, Utilities and Technology Committee effectively killedLD 1513 on Thursday, voting unanimously to recommend against the bill’s passage, with four committee members absent.
Rep. Mark Dion, D-Portland, who sponsored the bill, recommended that the committee vote against it and let pending court cases clarify under what circumstances, if any, sister companies of Maine’s two major electric companies can have any interest in power generation resources.
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