Evergy has reached a deal on a bill that it says will help attract investor capital needed to meet the demands of new economic development.
The House utilities committee on Tuesday signed off on a compromise that eased the strong opposition it faced when it was first introduced.
The bill makes changes in the regulatory framework that will generate revenue for Evergy to make certain investments in the grid to accommodate new development.
"This was a bad bill when it was filed Feb. 6 - a very bad bill that . . .
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