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Missouri Needs More Free Market Activity in Electric Transmission, Not Less

by Josiah Neeley

Jan 27, 2022

issues: Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment

originally published in Show-Me Insittute

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Removing any sort of competitive bidding process to construct transmission lines has made projects across the country more expensive.

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