Big Government Regulations Are Not The Answer To Lower Utility Costs.

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I am writing to express my strong opposition to Senate File 23, specifically its provisions on energy resource procurement. While I appreciate the intent behind ensuring fair bidding processes for utilities, the language in the bill seems to overstep by micromanaging private businesses.
Aligning with Wyoming's history of embracing free markets, it is crucial to maintain a balance that supports fair practices without unnecessary intrusion into business operations. Rather than prescribing specific bidding structures, I propose exploring alternatives. The legislature could empower the utility commission to disallow unfair costs and expenses, linking cost recovery to factors such as reliability and overall project costs.
By adopting a more flexible approach, we can ensure ratepayers are treated fairly without imposing rigid processes on private enterprises. I urge you to reconsider the language of Senate File 23, focusing on principles that promote fairness without inhibiting the efficiency of our private sector.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. Your opposition to Senate File 23 would greatly contribute to a more business-friendly environment in our state.
I am writing to express my strong opposition to Senate File 23, specifically its provisions on energy resource procurement. While I appreciate the intent behind ensuring fair bidding processes for utilities, the language in the bill seems to overstep by micromanaging private businesses.

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As advocates for a free-market approach that aligns with Wyoming's historical values, we oppose legislation like Senate File 23 on energy resource procurement. While the bill aims to ensure fair utility bidding processes, its detailed prescriptions risk micromanaging private businesses. Wyoming's history embraces the principles of free markets, valuing efficiency and innovation. Instead of rigid structures, we advocate for empowering the utility commission to disallow unfair costs, linking cost recovery to factors such as reliability and overall project costs. This approach fosters fair practices without impeding the entrepreneurial spirit crucial for our state's economic growth.