New Minnesota law aims to lower barrier for participating in public utility cases
Written by Black Hot Fire Network on October 6, 2023
Arguing against a utility before state regulators can feel like a David and Goliath battle.
Utilities routinely spend millions on experts, attorneys, and computer modeling to support their requests to raise rates, upgrade equipment, or try out new programs.
Consumer or environmental groups that lack the resources to dissect complicated testimony or follow cases for months on end can struggle to influence outcomes.
A new Minnesota law aims to help level the playing field for organizations seeking a voice at the Public Utilities Commission.
Starting this fall, small nonprofits that argue . . .
