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Debriefing 'Revolt': Will Utility Companies Join Clean Energy Push?
Newsy / Kevin Clancy
November 16, 2017
Most Americans get their electricity from corporate utilities. Now, the rise of renewable energy has divided utility companies, with some buying in to wind and solar and others lobbying against it.
In this debrief after the fifth episode of Newsy's series "Revolt," reporter Zach Toombs and producer Kate Grumke talk about how utility companies can boost clean energy in states across the country.
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