Great Mike Rowe interview of journalist Salena Zito. “The best interviews that I have had are no different than the best conversations that I have had, and the best articles that I have read are articles that capture the conversation.” Mike Rowe #LifeInPR
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#PA's competitive market structure empowers you to shop for an electricity supplier based on what’s most important to you — cost, clean and renewable energy, or even company reputation. It also drives the innovation that supports a cleaner energy future.
Keep PA Competitive!
Too bad @Exelon didn't use the billions it collected in ratepayer surcharges to prepare their single-reactor facility for competitive markets #NoNukeBailout
A #nuclear bailout “will make Pennsylvania less competitive, impacting every electric customer in Pennsylvania and raising the average price of electricity in the state for years to come.” #NoNukeBailout@PPLElectric@CourierTimes https://t.co/UbjMN57c6s
Pennsylvania's successful transition to competitive markets for electricity was long, expensive, and painstaking. Any change that would take away competitive markets should be every bit as thorough and well-considered. #NoNukeBailout
Greedy nuclear companies want a handout to pad THEIR wallets and raise YOUR electricity rates. Stand against HB 11 and SB 510! #NoNukeBailout @YorkDispatch https://t.co/x6ePueyBm0
Cleaning up the 650 metric tons of #radioactive waste on @Exelon 's @TMI_Unit1 is going to be EPIC. Just like NJ's Oyster Creek, cleanup will take many years, during which @TMI_Unit1 will be employing hundreds and paying taxes. #NoNukeBailout#NuclearWaste@Yucca_Mountain
DYK: PA is the largest net exporter of #electricity in the US? There is no need to bail out Three Mile Island when we have affordable and abundant alternative #energy sources! #NoNukeBailout
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In a free economy, creative destruction is always at work. PA's leaders should be focused on broad-based, sustained economic growth. One of the ways to get there is by lowering the cost of creating & keeping jobs, which is why we need competitive energy markets #NoNukeBailout
.@aarppa attending House hearing on nuclear energy & waste. Pennsylvania ratepayers shouldn’t have to pay more for their electricity to bailout profitable nuclear industry. Low utility costs are not a problem for PA ratepayers! #nonukebailout
If TMI’s #nuclear capacity was replaced by #natgas, wholesale energy prices would DECREASE! Bailing out TMI will increase your electricity bills. #NoNukeBailout@PennLive https://t.co/FPecdFZqVq
@NEI @GovernorTomWolf @mcall Please. The 2025 goal of carbon reductions has essentially already been met - and it’s been met exclusively by the introduction of additional #NatGas into the electric generation market.
PA's nuclear power generators -- including @Exelon -- are earning profits by selling into the competitive marketplace, which is a good thing! Being profitable is proof they don't require additional subsidies from the ratepayers. #NoNukeBailout
“I have a hard time saying that somebody that’s making $640 million needs help from the government.” - @SenatorGeneYaw
Ratepayers should NOT be forced to pay higher electric bills to benefit nuclear execs and shareholders. #NoNukeBailout@PennLive https://t.co/QQLmTZZQB2
If #HB11 becomes a law, families and businesses in Pennsylvania will be saddled with higher #energy costs that could reach hundreds of millions of dollars a year! #NoNukeBailout
Learn more about the bill from @PAChamber: https://t.co/Fq7BVLhXxi