will buy back in @ 7$Assuming that Kentucky goes through, they're trading that 'greening' opportunity for the asset sales of likely other greened or in the greening process assets.
Their presentation lists uneven renewables contribution as a short term challenge. Perhaps they just aren't as good at what they've branded themselves as doing?
When money was cheap, differentation from other utilities by latching on to the renewable trend was easier?
Now that operational efficiency matters, they're stuck in reset mode?