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June 27, 2007 News » North Carolina

Committee passes energy bill

Groups say utilities' influence weakens proposed law

by Lisa Sorg @lisasorg

Two groups involved in negotiating the Senate version of the Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard have withdrawn their support for the bill, at least in its current form. Nonetheless, the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources gave Senate Bill 3 (MS…

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