BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The Louisiana Public Service Commission will reconsider a decision to shelve a planned statewide energy efficiency program, after a lawsuit challenged the commission’s previous handling of the issue.

Four organizations sued the utility regulatory agency claiming the commission violated the state’s open meetings law by refusing to allow public testimony before voting in February. The groups asked a state district judge to overturn the PSC decision abandoning the program.

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