NARUC: Gas on the Grid
NARUC Summer Summit
A panel discussion moderated by Ethan Kimbrel and Talina Mathews with Manu Asthana, John Bear, Richard Dewey, Mark Rothleder, and Anne George.
Natural Gas
Gas Utility Regulatory Responses During Extreme Uncertainty
Second Time Around
The impact on our economic and social conditions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has occurred more rapidly and dramatically than during the 2008-2009 period.
NARUC's Gas Committee
Two Staff Subcommittees
Conversation with New York PSC commissioner and gas committee chair Diane Burman, plus comments by vice chairs, subcommittee chairs and vice chairs.
Renewable Natural Gas: What Can We Do to Move Ahead?
Pipeline-Quality Gas
Economic incentives will aid in developing technologies and infrastructure necessary to take advantage of RNG.
Not Just for Lawyers
Environmental Impacts of Natural Gas Pipelines
Can FERC reliably predict whether, when, renewables and storage will become sufficiently economically, technically feasible to displace fossil fuel generation?
Michigan PSC: Natural Gas Infrastructure
“We inspect every pipeline operator every five years.”
Dave Chislea, Cindy Creisher, Nathan Miller, Brian Ballinger and Tim Wolf.
Are Pipelines #Winning in the Age of Trump?
It’s Complicated
President Trump’s proposed tariffs on foreign steel would hit the pipeline industry particularly hard.
Gas Naturals
IRENA’s Dolf Gielen Readies for June’s World Gas Conference
Countries realize they have significant renewables potential, but they face challenges in developing bankable project proposals.
Should FERC Reconsider Policy Statement on Pipeline Certification?
Natural Gas Policy May be Outdated
FERC has the obligation to consider the environmental consequences of major projects, but assessing their effects on climate change, let alone measuring them, overstretches
its capability.
Representing Natural Gas
Infrastructure is NGSA’s top issue
If states want to generate cleaner power more efficiently, what are they going to do? Natural gas is just a clear solution to any sort of environmental issue they might have.