On Tuesday, PSC Chairwoman Arnetta McRae cautioned Delmarva about the use of the phrase "Public Notice," which is usually reserved for official PSC rate cases. Delmarva attorney Todd Goodman said the company would not run the newspaper ad again. On Tuesday evening, a similarly worded radio ad, starting with the phrase 'This is a public notice' was still running on the radio station WDEL.
Also, the House Energy & Natural Resources Committee has added HCR 50 to its agenda for 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. HCR 50 would ask the Public Service Commission to prevent Delmarva Power from passing on to customers any money "spent to oppose the Power Purchase Agreement" negotiated under HB 6.
Tom Noyes started TommyWonk five years ago with a post about a famous conceptual art parody. Since then, Tom has increasingly focused on energy, economics and the environment, most notably Delaware's wind power saga.
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Tom works as a finance geek, having earned an MBA in the subject. He has served in city and state government, managed two non-profit organizations, worked on any number of political campaigns.
Tom lives in Wilmington with his books, his guitars, his bicycle, his pots and pans and with hopes of finding a new home in the city.
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