Joint action legislation is gaining
A.V. Koenen
Abstract
A.V. Koenen
Abstract
Legislation has been enacted in 23 states to authorize the formation of bulk-power-supply agencies through tax-exempt debt. The joint agencies are either authorized as a union of two or more existing utilities or as a new statewide entity controlled by the municipal utilities. The joint agencies are empowered to own and operate electric power supplies and transmission facilities. A review of the legislative action taken by these states considers conditions of membership and withdrawal, operations, financing, power sales contracts, regulations, and provisions for eminent domain and tax exemption.
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Legislation has been enacted in 23 states to authorize the formation of bulk-power-supply agencies through tax-exempt debt. The joint agencies are either authorized as a union of two or more existing utilities or as a new statewide entity controlled by the municipal utilities. The joint agencies are empowered to own and operate electric power supplies and transmission facilities. A review of the legislative action taken by these states considers conditions of membership and withdrawal, operations, financing, power sales contracts, regulations, and provisions for eminent domain and tax exemption.
Key concepts: Legislation, Legislature, Debt, Business, Joint (building), Action (physics), Power (physics), Finance