JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Lawmakers are advancing a proposal to let Mississippi Power Co. sell bonds to cover expenses above $2.4 billion at the Kemper County power plant the company is building.
They also want to allow the Mississippi Public Service Commission to approve a multi-year rate plan for the company and its 186,000 customers, to prevent a rate spike when the plant begins operation.
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