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The Ohio Capital Journal this week is running a series of three analysis pieces from former PUCO Commissioner Ashley C. Brown analyzing the failures and deficiencies in Ohio's utility regulation and anti-corruption guardrails.
Join CMC as we untangle the ongoing HB6 scandal in Ohio, unpack the impact on ratepayers and the environment, and examine what can be done to mitigate the damage done to Ohio’s energy policy by “dark money.”
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Things to do in South Florida this weekend and beyond, from crazy burgers to comedy, live music and movies, the South Florida Tattoo Expo to the Jalapeño Frosé cocktail at Nikki Beach.
12.21.2020 / 5:12 PM Catherine Turcer Executive Director Common Cause Ohio (614) 579-5509 cturcer@commoncause.org Today, a collection of open government and consumer advocates and former Statehouse reporters who championed open and accountable government called on Governor Mike DeWine to require additional financial disclosure from applicants to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO). Their letter calls for the governor to require all finalists to disclose all work they have done with utilities, their consultants...
Outgoing Ohio Supreme Court Justice Judith French was picked as one of four finalists for a seat on a powerful panel that regulates the state's utilities. The 12-member nominating council for the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio submitted the name of French and three others — Angela Amos, Anne Vogel and Greg Poulos — to Gov. Mike DeWine to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of PUCO Chairman Sam Randazzo for a term that ends April 10, 2024. Randazzo resigned after the FBI searched his Columbus house and Akron-based FirstEnergy Corp. disclosed a $4 million payment was made to a...