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Pennsylvania Bill Would Create a State Board to Oversee New Energy Projects

Inside Climate News · By Jon Hurdle · last updated
Critics say it’s an unwarranted centralization of power that sidelines local officials, and they worry it will increase new fossil-fuel power plants.

By Jon Hurdle

Pennsylvania lawmakers heard conflicting views this week over whether the state should set up a board that oversees the siting and operation of new electric-generating plants amid national fears that growing demand for electricity will exceed supply.

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