Regulation for the Unregulated
Understanding and Participating in Regulation
Here’s some insight on how difficult it is to advance or oppose a policy.
Energy Policy & Legislation
Why Nuclear Energy is a Matter of National Security
Only One State Remains on the Path
Only Georgia continues to build new nuclear generation and keep the U.S. moving forward.
Newton's Third Law
Policies Trigger State Actions, Reactions
The Clean Power Plan should be replaced with a legally defensible, common-sense rule based on inside-the-fence measures.
Jobs, Electricity Prices and Renewable Energy Policies
Costs versus Benefits
States with RPS experienced slower renewables growth and an 11% increase in electricity prices.
Multi-Purpose Solar's Value Proposition
Case Study from Arizona
A case study of Solar Energy’s PowerParasol, which promises to quicken the adoption of solar energy.
Sheila Hollis: Energy Law Career
Partner/chair of the DC office of Duane Morris LLP
She was the first director of FERC's Office of Enforcement, establishing the office and its policies and procedures.
Engineering Climate Change Challenge
Charles Bayless
We talked with retired utility leader Charles Bayless, who has served in several influential roles in the electricity business.
Emulating California's Renewable Energy Initiatives
Challenges for Mass. and New York
What hurdles do New York and Massachusetts face in meeting their renewable portfolio standards?
Strike While Iron Hot
This Is Not an Election Year
View the summer and fall as opportunities to educate legislators and regulators.
When Super Heroes Clash
When Policy and Practice Don't Match
In Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice, the heroes align to achieve greater things for humanity than either could do alone. A similar story plays out in real life, starring legislators and regulators.