As the R&B has reported, the reasons for Danville Utilities' high rates are varied and go back more than a decade, to pre-Great Recession days. In 2007, the commission negotiated a longterm contract with American Municipal Power-Ohio (AMP-Ohio), a public power generator that supplies municipal …
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Delving Into Power Rates; Planning For the Future
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