FERC may have to carve out a special set of rules if it wants to bring Arctic gas south to the lower-48.
States will play a significant role in the resurgence of nuclear power plants in America.
At times, various conditions align and set the stage for achieving goals that may have appeared to be unreachable. Last summer, the Boston Red Sox were all but eliminated from contention, but then won an amazing stretch of baseball games that resulted in a World Series championship.
A similar scenario can be applied to the U.S. nuclear industry-producer of a steady, low-cost, environmentally important electricity source poised to thrive with the possibility of new plant construction in the not-so-distant future.
The risks in renewable portfolio standards.
New Opportunities: Dynegy Inc. announced that Carolyn M. Campbell has been named group general counsel-corporate finance & securities, and corporate secretary. Campbell joins Dynegy from Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP.
What happens when economists and state regulators give up on electric restructuring?
An analysis of competitive power markets finds that oligopolies are the end game for liberalized power markets.
Several hurdles remain to further liberalization and full competition in the electricity sector.
The UK offers a model for renewable energy growth.
The states are getting into the act on greenhouse emissions, and the power industry is getting more proactive. What policy measures are appropriate?
Pressure for national legislation builds as the Northeastern U.S. goes it alone and carbon trading takes off in the European Union.