This past weekend, the Business Council of Alabama’s annual conference lost the thread on what actually counts as economic development. And it’s not if Publix is carrying the right sausage rolls. Alabama’s public officials talk about the state’s business and industrial success like we’re on the national forefront. In reality, we’re taking victory laps while […]
Montgomery, AL — Energy Alabama congratulates Governor Kay Ivey’s appointments to the Alabama Public Service Commission (PSC), following recent changes to the Commission’s structure. The appointments fill seats created through legislation enacted earlier this year that expanded the PSC from three members to seven. “It’s worth remembering why these jobs exist in the first place.
While it is hot as blazes this summer, many Alabamians are grappling with expensive power bills. Despite attempts to conserve energy, electric rates and bills continue to rise, leaving families with unmanageable costs. Take a look at the sharp contrast between the financial struggles of Alabama’s citizens and the soaring profits of utility executives. In
