The Kaiser Foundation is a non-profit,
public-benefit corporation that owns and operates community hospitals in California, Oregon, and Hawaii; owns outpatient facilities in several states; provides or arranges hospital services; and sponsors charitable, educational, and research activities.
The not-for-profit
public-benefit corporation assumed the responsibility in March, 1998, when California opened its energy markets to competition and the state's investor-owned utilities turned their private transmission power lines over to the California ISO to manage.
The not-for-profit
public-benefit corporation assumed the responsibility in March, 1998 when California opened its energy markets to competition and the state's investor-owned utilities turned their private transmission power lines over the to the California ISO to manage.
Suffolk Water, an independent
public-benefit corporation, is the nation's largest water supplier with a system based entirely on groundwater.
The not-for-profit
public-benefit corporation assumed the responsibility in March 1998, when California opened its energy markets to competition and the state's investor-owned utilities turned their private transmission power lines over to the California ISO to manage.
The not-for-profit
public-benefit corporation assumed the responsibility in March 1998 when California opened its energy markets to competition and the state's investor-owned utilities turned their private transmission power lines over to the ISO to manage.
