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Oct 3, 2026
Oct 17, 2026
Provide electronic reclosers and associated equipment for use on the utility s existing 12.470 kv distribution system.
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City
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Hopkinsville
County
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Christian
Address
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1820 E. 9th Street
Zip Code
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42241
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hopkinsville Electric System
The document records the opening remarks of Commissioner Phillips for the second session of a hearing titled 'FTC Hearing: Opening Remarks by Cmr. Phillips followed by Implications - March 26, 2019 - Session 1'. The session focused on the implications of different legal traditions and regimes for international cooperation, as well as the FTC's role in a changing world. Commissioner Phillips emphasized the critical nature of the FTC's international efforts in both antitrust and consumer protection, noting the globalized nature of issues stemming from technology. Key discussion points included the need for careful consideration of international ramifications in antitrust and privacy work, the proliferation of competition enforcement regimes worldwide, and the importance of the Safe Web Act. The speaker also detailed the FTC's engagement in international privacy work (e.g., APEC, Privacy Shield) and the Antitrust Division's active international cooperation, citing 16 matters with 14 international agencies in the past year, including extensive coordination on the Bayer Monsanto merger.
The hearing focuses on the U.S. approach to data security, discussing the legal and policy approaches to data security issues. The discussion includes the fragmented nature of data security laws in the United States, the roles of the FTC and state AGs, and the importance of industry standards like PCI DSS and NIST cybersecurity framework. The panelists discuss whether the legal mandates, reputational harm, loss of consumer trust, or the potential for lawsuits are the primary drivers for companies to improve their data security practices. They also discuss the impact of data breaches on consumer trust and the erosion of security.
The FTC hearing on the state of U.S. Antitrust Law included discussions on the consumer welfare standard, the perils of high concentration, and the dynamic effects of mergers. Panelists debated the relevance of aggregate measures of concentration to antitrust analysis and the need for a more dynamic approach to antitrust enforcement. Policy prescriptions were discussed, including requirements for showing efficiencies in merger cases and the effectiveness of remedies.
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