The Edison Electric Institute laid off a number of employees Tuesday ahead of its new CEO taking charge.
The organization that represents investor-owned electric utilities confirmed it has “restructured” its operations.
“This is a pivotal moment for our industry and for our member electric companies. We have strategically restructured our team to position EEI for the future and to ensure that we can continue meeting the evolving needs of our customers,” said spokesperson Brian Reil.
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Reil declined to say the number of people who were laid off or how many employees the group has.
