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Pennsylvania has the energy. Will regulation send investment elsewhere?

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By Kim Riley | September 15, 2026

State lawmakers on Monday scrutinized Pennsylvania’s ability to remain competitive in the Mid-Atlantic energy market during a Pennsylvania House Republican Policy Committee field hearing, where they and energy advocates argued that permitting delays, regulatory uncertainty, and policies affecting reliable generation could push investment and jobs to neighboring states. “Energy policy is jobs policy, it’s manufacturing policy, it’s affordability policy, and it’s opportunity policy,�...

Pennsylvania Business Report

Pennsylvania has the energy. Will regulation send investment elsewhere?

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