WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters)--- Republican leaders -- including Vice President Dick Cheney -- have pledged to pursue significant delays in the FERC's plan as part of an upcoming bargaining session between the Senate and House of Representatives, industry sources said. ---
The now-scrapped Republican energy bill would have banned the FERC from moving ahead with its rules until July 1, 2005, while Shelby wants a ban stretching into 2007.
Cheney, the administration's point man on energy policy, on Thursday pledged that a delay of FERC's grid plan will be a high priority, an industry source said on condition of anonymity. Cheney's spokeswoman was unavailable to comment. ---
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