Susan Gallagher Quotations

I don't believe we can say we are considering it in the near term at all.

We've held off (increases) a long, long time. We need to invest to maintain and continue reliable delivery systems and it's very difficult to continue with the current rates.

What's happening is we own very little generation; the utility companies own very little generation. As a result we have to go out for power when the current contract expires, which happens at the end of 2006. If you think of natural gas and the way it operates now, that will be the way we will operate after 2006.

This is our system. It's the only way we can punish them.

It makes sense because more girls are coming forward now.

These numbers are like trying to predict an earthquake.