LePage makes PUC nomination
Gov. Paul LePage has nominated Carlisle McLean, his chief legal counsel, for a seat on the Maine Public Utilities Commission.
McLean told the Portland Press Herald that addressing increasing electricity prices would be her largest challenge if she was confirmed as a commissioner. She holds juris doctor and master of environmental management degrees from the Pace University School of Law and Yale University School of Forestry, respectively.
McLean said the PUC should be driven by legislative and regulatory directives and that it shouldn't make its own policies. With the PUC's decisions impacting all residents in Maine, she said the commission has a "huge responsibility."
Read more
PUC approves Nestlé-Fryeburg water deal
PUC to consider natural gas expansion plans
Rate shock spurs closer look at energy efficiency for Maine businesses
PUC: Don't give $62.8M subsidy to FairPoint
Most Recent
Most Recent
Comments