And now were going to pass a continuing resolution and adjourn with 49 days left probably 48 or 47 by the time we do it, left until the election. It is really beyond dismay. But i would ask unanimous consent that the senator modify her request and that it be in order for the minority leader or his designee to offer an amendment and then for the majority leader or his designee to offer an amendment, and it be in order for the leaders or their designees to continue to offer amendments in an alternating fashion. In other words, i would ask for an open amendment process on the legislation that the senator is proposing. The presiding officer would the senator from massachusetts so modify her request . Ms. Warren mr. President , reserving the right to object. I thank the senator from texas for his remarks. As i stated previously, there are 58 senators who have supported moving forward to debate this bill, but it hasnt passed the senate because of a republican filibuster. Now, i welcome repub
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There will be an investigation into the Montana Public Service Commissionâs decision not to allow NorthWestern Energy to bill customers $6 million for costs related to a months-long malfunction at Colstrip Power Plant.
The investigation will focus on whether PSCâs decisions about not billing customers for replacement power related to Colstrip shutdowns hurt NorthWestern Energyâs bond rating, as well as how not being billed affected customers.
Most recently, commissioners disallowed customers being billed $6 million for replacement power stemming from 77-days in the summer of 2018 during which Colstrip Units 3 and 4 couldnât meet mercury air toxics standards because of hazardous air pollutant levels. Commissioners concluded that costs were avoidable had NorthWestern managed the situation differently. The decision was made in the fall of 2020 and it resulted in a customer rebate of more than $9 million, in part because NorthWestern had been