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“This is theater,” says Ari Peskoe, the director of the Electricity Law Initiative at the Harvard Law School Environmental and Energy Law Program. “This is a press release designed to make it seem like they are addressing this issue. But this issue can only really be addressed by utility regulators or Congress. The White House doesn’t really have a lot of moves here, and I don’t think the tech companies themselves are the most important parties on cost issues.”
“本来打算下周到那边出差，看样子只能延期了。”与南方周末记者沟通时，张旭正在健身房内锻炼身体，生活节奏一如往常。他表示，“暂时还没有离开的打算，会继续观望当地的局势变化。”