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The electrification pathway has some unanswered questions

Moving to electricity will see a significant devaluation of the retail infrastructure for gasoline and natural gas. Will those companies be compensated for their stranded costs? How much are those stranded costs?

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BY ALLAN FOGWILL
December 2, 2019

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The electrification pathway has some unanswered questions

Moving to electricity will see a significant devaluation of the retail infrastructure for gasoline and natural gas. Will those companies be compensated for their stranded costs? How much are those stranded costs?

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