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Errata.(Correction Notice)
On page 22 of the January 2003 Energy User News, in the "Ranking of Electricity Prices Industrial,", the rate for Baltimore Gas and Electric Company is incorrect, according to a company spokesman. BGE said it submitted the incorrect rate to ...
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