Competitive Aspects of the Energy Industry: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, Second Session, Pursuant to S. Res. 334, Bagian 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 |
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acquisition American Electric Power Atomic Energy BANGERT Buckeye Built-In Blackout bulk power supply capacity cent CHUMBRIS coal COMEGYS Committee CONGRESS THE LIBRARY consumption cooperatives cost customers Division Dover economic economies of scale Edison Electric Institute efficiency electric power industry electric utility industry energy companies facilities Federal Power Commission FOURNACE FREEMAN fuel Holding Company income increase installed interconnection interfuel competition kilowatt-hours kilowatts large system load MANSFIELD Martins Ferry Mayor LASLO mergers municipal electric system municipal system National natural gas nuclear power O'LEARY Ohio Edison Ohio Power Co Ohio Power Company oil companies oil shale operation ownership participation percent pooling power systems present problems production proposed Public Utilities purchase question rates regulation regulatory reliability reserves residential revenues Senator HART served service area small system sulfur suppliers taxes tion unit uranium wholesale Willard
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