By Joe Nichols

Summary

Ohio is coming to a crossroads in state energy policy. By September 30, 2015, a special legislative committee must recommend whether the General Assembly should repeal, re-suspend, or restart the state’s renewable energy and energy efficiency mandates. Repealing these energy mandates would reduce the cost of electricity to Ohio families and businesses, and would not incur significant health or environmental costs. The best policy for Ohio is to free the energy market from these counterproductive, anti-consumer regulations. 

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