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Rates, Regulation, and Policy – Early Fall 2013

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Coal Combustion Residuals

In April 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published its final coal combustion residuals (CCR) rule. This white paper outlines a programmatic approach to build an effective compliance strategy and organizational capabilities to ensure proper and effective management of CCR sites.

After Four Years of Consideration, EPA Finalizes Coal Combustion Residuals from Electric Utilities Rule

Fossil Minute: After Four Years of Consideration, EPA Finalizes Coal Combustion Residuals from Electric Utilities Rule

The Energy Industry Update - Volume 16, Issue 2

The energy industry is changing, and its regulatory and financial moorings are shifting. Competitive markets combined with other factors may lead to early nuclear unit retirement. Continuing changes in energy supply and demand patterns create a complex operation environment for electric utilities. Federal and state policy lines are beginning to blur as states have been increasingly intervening in FERC domain seeking favorable outcomes for their citizens and other local constituencies. In our Update, themed “As Yogi Berra Might Say…,” we look at the unusual picture drawn by the juxtaposition of these changes.

The Energy Industry Update – Volume 15, Issue 2

The electric industry seems to be on the cusp of great change. Regulators are rethinking the hundred-year-old rate-of-return paradigm, renewables costs are falling (especially for solar photovoltaic technology), and the final rule is out on comprehensive power sector greenhouse gas emissions.

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Regulatory policy continues to shape both gas and power industries. President Obama’s new Energy Secretary brings some new policy priorities, as issues surrounding LNG exports raise opportunity and concern. Meanwhile, NERC continues to examine operational issues of gas-dependent power markets. And with a new administrator, EPA presses on with a number of major power sector regulations. Read more below.

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New Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz: Where Does He Stand on the Key Issues?
Gas-Power Interdependence: NERC’s Latest Policy and Technical Prescriptions
The Ticking Clock of EPA Power Sector Regulations
LNG Exports: Developments
LNG Exports: The Debate and Outlook

May we suggest:

Coal Combustion Residuals

In April 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published its final coal combustion residuals (CCR) rule. This white paper outlines a programmatic approach to build an effective compliance strategy and organizational capabilities to ensure proper and effective management of CCR sites.

After Four Years of Consideration, EPA Finalizes Coal Combustion Residuals from Electric Utilities Rule

Fossil Minute: After Four Years of Consideration, EPA Finalizes Coal Combustion Residuals from Electric Utilities Rule

The Energy Industry Update - Volume 16, Issue 2

The energy industry is changing, and its regulatory and financial moorings are shifting. Competitive markets combined with other factors may lead to early nuclear unit retirement. Continuing changes in energy supply and demand patterns create a complex operation environment for electric utilities. Federal and state policy lines are beginning to blur as states have been increasingly intervening in FERC domain seeking favorable outcomes for their citizens and other local constituencies. In our Update, themed “As Yogi Berra Might Say…,” we look at the unusual picture drawn by the juxtaposition of these changes.

The Energy Industry Update – Volume 15, Issue 2

The electric industry seems to be on the cusp of great change. Regulators are rethinking the hundred-year-old rate-of-return paradigm, renewables costs are falling (especially for solar photovoltaic technology), and the final rule is out on comprehensive power sector greenhouse gas emissions.

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