Category: FERC

Will Supreme Court Determine that Power Markets are Competitive Markets, or Do They Remain the Province of Parochialism?

by Mark Lansing | Jan 23, 2019

In an effort to maintain nuclear generation, some States resorted to zero emission credits (ZECS), providing subsidies on the basis that such were necessary for “reliability” and energy mix.[i] Lacking an overall energy plan...

What Happened to the De-Regulated Wholesale Transmission Market?

by Mark Lansing | Jul 20, 2018

In LSP Transmission Holdings, LLC v. Lange, 2018 WL 3075976 (D. Minn. June 21, 2018), a court upheld a “traditional” state-based regulation approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) that restricts the...

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Category: FERC

Will Supreme Court Determine that Power Markets are Competitive Markets, or Do They Remain the Province of Parochialism?

What Happened to the De-Regulated Wholesale Transmission Market?

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