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By Robert Mullin ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A nearly 40-year-old federal law enacted to spur competition in the power industry is badly outdated and in need of reforms to reflect the current markets, critics of the law said during a panel at the annual Western Conference of Public Service Commissioners last...
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