Pacificorp delivers energy to 140,000 Wyoming households, but it received a “D” grade in a new report sounding the alarm over utility companies’ actual commitments to transition to clean energy.Holly Bender, senior director of energy campaigns for the Sierra Club, said despite public promises to reduce climate pollution by 2030, Pacificorp and other utilities are telling a very different story in obscure filings which can only be accessed by people with confidentiality agreements.”What the utilities are saying through glossy reports to their customers and shareholders, that they are eager to transition to 100% clean energy, is radically different from what they tell their regulators,” Bender said. Leading scientists have warned if utility companies do not quickly ramp up clean energy and retire coal and gas power plants, people across the planet will…
Utilities Plans Called Out of Sync with Clean Energy Transition Demands / Public News Service
