US lawmakers are worried about Apple's deal with Alibaba

Pennsylvania's energy landscape is under scrutiny as lawmakers consider significant changes to the state's power market structure, potentially reversing decades of progress towards a competitive market. While proponents argue that increased demand and aging infrastructure necessitate reform, critics warn that such changes would undermine consumer choice, jeopardize reliability, and shift financial risks from investors to ratepayers, threatening the very success of the current system that has delivered affordable energy and reduced emissions for years.