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California / Energy Crisis / Rate Increases / Shook Interview #438579

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Mar 24, 2001
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(Studio: Stephen Frazier) Rate increases for California electric company consumers reported.

(Capitol Hill: Kate Snow) Concerns about the effects of the California energy crisis on other states and efforts to find solutions to the California energy crisis and prevent crises in other parts of the country examined; TV ads shown. [Senator Frank MURKOWSKI - addresses reporters.] [Arctic Power Roger HERRERA - talks about advertisements in Washington.] [Audubon Society Evan HIRSCHE - says Arctic reserve drilling is a threat.] [Minority leader Senator Tom DASCHLE - comments.]

(Studio: Stephen Frazier) Interview held with Energy Intelligence Group Barbara Shook. [SHOOK - says California needs to construct new power plants because they built no plants for ten years; says Cisco Systems opposes the building of a power plant near the headquarters; describes problems with the California deregulation plan.]

Reporter(s):
Frazier, Stephen;
Snow, Kate
Duration:
00:06:30

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