How the Environmental Movement Changed its Mind on Nuclear Power
The anti-growth, anti-people extremists who started the anti-nuclear movement were wrong.
The anti-growth, anti-people extremists who started the anti-nuclear movement were wrong.
Regulators should presume all advocates of a technology desire to gain unfair advantage over competitors.
Fortnightly’s new chief reflects on his background and our principles.
A tough legal and financial terrain is confronting producers, utilities and regulators.
Disruptive Technology or Regulatory Challenge?
Funding a new infrastructure in an age of uncertainty.
Xcel Energy named Christopher Clark president of Northern States Power Co. Minnesota; Bill Way became president of Southwestern Energy; FirstEnergy elected Anthony J. Alexander executive chairman; The U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination of Colette Honorable to join FERC; Virginia Lodge and Ronald Walter became members of the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors; Changes at Mississippi Power; AES Corp., and CMS Energy. And others...
Regulatory and environmental challenges for power plant conversions under the EPA’s Clean Power Plan.
FERC and CFTC begin sharing information to target market manipulation in the energy industry.
Electric executives open up on what they’re planning next.