Utility Financing: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Energy Conservation and Power of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, First Session, on the Financial Condition of Utilities and Their Future in the 1980's, April 6, 1981 |
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... Culbreath , Hugh L. , president , Tampa Electric Co. , on behalf of Edison Electric Institute . Page 82 4 , 49 4 , 33 171 , 187 171 , 237 Fry , Paul R. , director of economics and research , American Public Power Association . Holden ...
... Culbreath , Hugh L. , president , Tampa Electric Co. , on behalf of Edison Electric Institute . Page 82 4 , 49 4 , 33 171 , 187 171 , 237 Fry , Paul R. , director of economics and research , American Public Power Association . Holden ...
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... CULBREATH , PRESIDENT , TAMPA ELECTRIC CO . , ON BEHALF OF EDISION ELECTRIC INSTITUTE ; PAUL R. FRY , DIRECTOR OF ECONOMICS AND RE- SEARCH , AMERICAN PUBLIC POWER ASSOCIATION ; AND CHARLES A. ROBINSON , DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER , NA ...
... CULBREATH , PRESIDENT , TAMPA ELECTRIC CO . , ON BEHALF OF EDISION ELECTRIC INSTITUTE ; PAUL R. FRY , DIRECTOR OF ECONOMICS AND RE- SEARCH , AMERICAN PUBLIC POWER ASSOCIATION ; AND CHARLES A. ROBINSON , DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER , NA ...
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... CULBREATH Mr. CULBREATH . Mr. Chairman , as I mentioned , I am with one of these electric utilities that we have been talking about all day . In my prepared testimony , it was assumed that if there was a zero growth rate over the next ...
... CULBREATH Mr. CULBREATH . Mr. Chairman , as I mentioned , I am with one of these electric utilities that we have been talking about all day . In my prepared testimony , it was assumed that if there was a zero growth rate over the next ...
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... might go about trying to solve the electric needs of the Nation . [ Testimony resumes on p . 235. ] [ Mr. Culbreath's prepared statement and attachments follow : ] STATEMENT BY THE EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE An Overview of the 188.
... might go about trying to solve the electric needs of the Nation . [ Testimony resumes on p . 235. ] [ Mr. Culbreath's prepared statement and attachments follow : ] STATEMENT BY THE EDISON ELECTRIC INSTITUTE An Overview of the 188.
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... by promoting savings and investment . Reinstill a sense of economic confidence in the citizenry by adopting consistent long term policies which openly favor economic growth . Mr. CULBREATH . Mr. Chairman , could I ask a 234.
... by promoting savings and investment . Reinstill a sense of economic confidence in the citizenry by adopting consistent long term policies which openly favor economic growth . Mr. CULBREATH . Mr. Chairman , could I ask a 234.
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