HALLOWELL (AP) — The Maine Public Utilities Commission is going to be operating with only two commissioners.

The panel announced Friday the departure of Commissioner Carlisle McLean, who extended her tenure after her term ended on March 31.

McLean called it a “wonderfully epic and humbling challenge.” She said that she sought to independently consider each decision “with the public interest and the Maine ratepayer front of mind.”

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