Perspective
Feb. 6, 2016
Good for energy costs, and our climate
It's not often that members of the real world, even the regulatory world, stop to pay attention to a court case involving the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the federal agency overseeing the nation's transmission system. By Allison Clements
It's not that often that members of the real world, even the regulatory world, stop to pay attention to a court case involving the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - the federal agency overseeing the nation's transmission system. But that happened last week when the U.S. Supreme Court issued an important 6-2 decision (Justice Samuel Alito abstained) in FERC v. Electric Power Supply Association, 14-840 (EPSA
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