Officials can't identify board environmental rep | Legislative Session

West Virginia Public Energy Authority executive director Nicholas Preservati and spokespeople in Gov. Jim Justice's administration all gave different answers when asked who the board's environmental representative is. The Public Energy Authority also faced fresh lawmaker scrutiny over its plan not to provide legal notice of petition processes to decommission or deconstruct a fossil fuel-fired plant under Senate Bill 609, which requires PEA approval to take those actions.

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