Governor Matt Meyer has announced his nomination of Jameson Tweedie, an environmental lawyer with six years of experience in the Delaware Department of Justice’s Environmental Unit, as the next Public Advocate for the state of Delaware. This nomination comes in response to public criticism over rising utility rates, with Meyer emphasizing the need for someone to advocate for everyday Delawareans and small businesses in the face of soaring energy costs.
In his statement, Governor Meyer highlighted Tweedie’s role in holding utility companies accountable, challenging unfair rate hikes, and advocating for greater affordability and transparency in the energy sector. Tweedie is expected to work towards maintaining consumer-friendly policies and ensuring that vulnerable populations are not left behind as the state continues to meet its energy needs.
Tweedie’s nomination is subject to Senate confirmation. If confirmed, he will be tasked with representing the interests of Delaware residents in utility rate cases and advocating for policies that benefit consumers. This nomination reflects the state government’s commitment to addressing the concerns of its citizens and ensuring fair and transparent practices within the energy industry. Stay updated on this story by signing up for WDEL’s Afternoon Edition or downloading the WDEL app for breaking news notifications.
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