They basically had an in-line quarter, but it's the quarter that they needed after the storm damage. It's a company that keeps doing as well as they can possibly do.
There's still significant economies of scale to be had. It's going to help to buoy the price of many utility shares because there will be a natural wave of speculation as to who will be next.
I am not at all convinced that states can run utilities better than utilities.
He was involved in some of the most difficult moments in PPL history. In the end, he did a very fine job.
