Addison: industry is strong and stable, but big problems loom

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Southern Co CEO and new chairman of Edison Electric Institute Edward L. Addison believes that although the financial state of investor-owned electric utilities is stable, the industry faces potential problems. The Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 and possible energy taxes may create large expenses.

Interview, Southern Co., Addison, Edward L.

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We have reached the end of our construction era at AEP

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American Electric Power CEO E. Linn Draper plans to emphasize customer energy conservation in marketing. Draper is also investigating the possible overlap of services offered by its Ohio Power Co and Columbus Southern Power Co, and is considering merging the two operations.

Management, American Electric Power Company Inc., Draper, E. Linn

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Top execs focus ahead; some like what they see

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Nine top electric utility executives discuss their projections for the industry based on the effects of new legislation and other changes. Competition, customer service and management are some of the issues addressed.

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