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Customers pay for IL utilities' lawyers, corporate donations. Proposal would change that. - Vimarsana News

Customers pay for IL utilities' lawyers, corporate donations. Proposal would change that.

Tens of millions of dollars in cost recovery would be disallowed under legislative proposal

Source: yahoo.com
Advocates concerned about Illinois paying for utility lawyers - Vimarsana News

Advocates concerned about Illinois paying for utility lawyers

Tens of millions of dollars in cost recovery would be banned under a new legislative proposal.

Source: wqad.com
Illinois customers pay for utilities' lawyers and corporate donations. Advocates want to change that. - Vimarsana News

Illinois customers pay for utilities' lawyers and corporate donations. Advocates want to change that.

In total, the proposed legislation would reduce the amount of “recoverable” costs — costs chargeable to customers — for the six largest Illinois utilities by $45 to $63 million annually.

Source: jg-tc.com
Customers pay for utilities' lawyers and corporate donations. Advocates want to change that. - Vimarsana News

Customers pay for utilities' lawyers and corporate donations. Advocates want to change that.

Illinoisans pay tens of millions of dollars each year to utilities to cover costs they accrue for lawyers, belonging to trade groups, making charitable contributions and purchasing advertisements meant to

Illinois customers pay for utilities' lawyers and corporate donations. Advocates want to change that. - Vimarsana News

Illinois customers pay for utilities' lawyers and corporate donations. Advocates want to change that.

In total, the proposed legislation would reduce the amount of “recoverable” costs — costs chargeable to customers — for the six largest Illinois utilities by $45 to $63 million annually.