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DeWine signs bill letting gas companies charge Ohioans millions for new pipelines - cleveland.com

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DeWine signs bill letting gas companies charge Ohioans millions for new pipelines - cleveland.com

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Natural gas companies could soon charge Ohio customers tens of millions of dollars more per year to build pipelines to potential megaproject sites under legislation signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine on Thursday.

DeWine’s signature on House Bill 201 marks an about-face from earlier this year, when he used his line-item veto authority to strip out a similar proposal from the state’s massive two-year budget plan.

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