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Article: PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO. REPLIES TO LAW JUDGE RECOMMENDATION
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- August 22, 1995
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ALLENTOWN, Pa., Aug. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- An administrative law judge finding that Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. (NYSE: PPL) has excess generating capacity fails to recognize the fact that all the company's generating facilities are providing essential service to customers, the Allentown-based utility said Tuesday (8/22).
The company emphasized that point in a formal filing related to a July 31 state Public Utility Commission law judge recommendation that PP&L should be granted a $61.7 million rate increase. The company had requested a $261 million increase.
PP&L also said that the law judge finding that the company should be permitted to earn only a 10.9 ...
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Article: Pennsylvania PUC Approves PP&L Restructuring Plan.
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... ... energy suppliers compete for PP&L's customers. The ... the amount of stranded costs PP&L may recover to $2 ... billion, and a PUC administrative law judge suggested $4 billion. Stranded ... Grey said. Customers of PP&L are paying for those ...
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