Public Service Enterprise Group / Public Utilities / Chicagobased Exelon Corporation / Public Utilities Commissioners / PSEG Could Raise Rates / ComEd / Exelon / PECO / Frontier Group / /
electricity market / electricity resulting / state-based energy / electricity consumers / electricity suppliers / electricity supply / utility systems / electricity service / electricity costs / 1960s-era technology / electricity system / electric utilities / energy prices / regulatory systems / electricity consumer / Nuclear technology / energy / typical retail commodity markets / wholesale energy markets / electricity / natural gas supply / electricity generation / electricity rates / craft solutions / electricity customers / electricity auction / firm natural gas supply capacity / /
NaturalFeature
Oyster Creek / /
Organization
Union of Concerned Scientists and Jerrold Oppenheim of Democracy and Regulation / Educational Foundation of America / Nuclear Information and Resource Service / New England Coalition / Congress / Risk Public Safety NJPIRG Law & Policy Center / federal government / NJPIRG Law & Policy Center / New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Commissioners / Leta and Dena Mottola NJPIRG Law & Policy Center / American Antitrust Institute / /
Person
Fox / Rob Sargent / Diana Moss / David Lochbaum / Paul Gunter / Peter Bradford / Tony Dutzik / Kymn Harvin / Richard Cowart / Raymond Shadis / Dena Mottola / Susan Rakov / Jerrold Oppenheim / Tyson Slocum / Oscar Shirani / / /
Position
President / Executive / large player in the Ohio / /
Product
Commonwealth Edison / equipment / Exelon / /
ProvinceOrState
Ocean County / New Jersey / Ohio / Illinois / Oregon / Pennsylvania / Arizona / /
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