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Current forecast: 10% chance 
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Electric rates in Pennsylanvia are set to rise substantially by 2011 when they are deregulated. Although probably unconstitutional, Pennsylvania may consider trying to re-regulate electric generation in the state.
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Created Thu 25th Sep 7:11am PDT by jimsmyname
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Suspend date: Thu 31st Dec 2009 11:59pm PST (1 year to go)
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