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Solar advocates share ‘disappointment’ in Justice’s solar utility bill veto

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Solar advocates across West Virginia are disappointed following Governor Jim Justice's decision to veto House Bill 5528. The bill would enhance solar energy capacity for utility companies, like Appalachian Power and Mon Power. Gov. Justice claimed he didn't want this bill to limit coal-based energy production in the Mountain State.

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Solar advocates share ‘disappointment’ in Justice’s solar utility bill veto

CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) – Solar advocates across West Virginia are disappointed following Governor Jim Justice’s decision to veto House Bill 5528, which would enhance solar energy capacity for utility companies, like Appalachian Power and Mon Power. This bill had bipartisan support in the House and Senate. However, Justice claimed he didn’t want this bill to limit coal-based energy production in the Mountain State, and that is why he vetoed House …

1 month ago·Charleston, United States

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