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Dear editor:
An article appearing in Saturday April 19 entitled “Politically Red Wyoming, Utah, and Idaho talk break from power giant Pacificorp” (Rocky Mountain Power) is a …
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Dear editor:
An article appearing in Saturday April 19 entitled “Politically Red Wyoming, Utah, and Idaho talk break from power giant Pacificorp” (Rocky Mountain Power) is a compelling idea given a double-digit rate increase in the offing.
Two questions come to mind: 1) What power company would be preferable to RMP?, and 2) If the expensive wind/solar energy is rolled into our electric rates, could consumers opt out of the “green” electricity and go with the most economical power?
Bob and Linda Graff
Powell
