BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Supporters of a statewide energy efficiency program on Monday sued the Louisiana Public Service Commission over its handling of a decision to shelve the program.
Three organizations said the utility regulatory agency broke the state’s open meetings law by refusing to allow public testimony before voting. The groups are asking a state district judge to overturn the PSC decision abandoning the program plans.
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