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Court rules against Ohio utility in coal dispute

2014-09-04 14:49:37| Energy - Topix.net

The Ohio Supreme Court has sided with state utility regulators in a dispute with American Electric Power over how much the company can charge customers for coal. The Columbus Dispatch reports that the court, in a unanimous ruling Wednesday, rejected AEP's contention that it should have been able to keep $71.6 million that it received related to a coal contract in 2009.

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