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Post-2003 blackout rules lead to millions in fines

2013-08-13 09:51:06| Energy - Topix.net

Regulators have imposed millions of dollars in civil penalties against energy companies that risk the dependability of the U.S. electrical grid since new rules following the 2003 Northeast blackout made such fines possible, including a record $25 million fine for a power failure in Florida.

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