(Reuters) - "We are identifying the issues we will ask the commission
to rehear," said Steve Strickland, vice president of regulatory
affairs for Little Rock-based Entergy Arkansas. The company's
petition for rehearing is due within 30 days of the
commission's June 15 order.
In April, Entergy Arkansas lowered monthly bills for its
675,000 customers by about 16 percent, reflecting lower fuel
costs and efficiency gains at generating plants.
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to rehear," said Steve Strickland, vice president of regulatory
affairs for Little Rock-based Entergy Arkansas. The company's
petition for rehearing is due within 30 days of the
commission's June 15 order.
In April, Entergy Arkansas lowered monthly bills for its
675,000 customers by about 16 percent, reflecting lower fuel
costs and efficiency gains at generating plants.
Read more at Reuters.com Government Filings News
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