PRWatch: Xcel Energy and Endo Health Cut Ties to ALEC, Making 72 Corporations Out
The Center for Media and Democracy’s PRWatch reports that Xcel Energy and Endo Health Solutions are the latest companies to exit the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). Rebekah Wilce writes: “A spokesperson for Xcel Energy — a $10.1 billion a year public company based in Minnesota — said that the company hasn’t been a member of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) since 2011 in response to a recent letter to the Boulder Weekly criticizing Xcel’s efforts to reduce homeowner solar “net metering” credits as a hindrance to transitioning to renewable energy sources. The spokesperson attempted to distance the company …
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