Bribery and Corruption at Utilities Cost Them–and Us–Big

The imbalanced governance of RTOs has led to RTOs and FERC second-guessing the resource decisions of states, corporations, and ultimately consumers to buy or self-supply the types of resources and services they see as in their best interest.

Featured Publications

Op-Eds California, State Policy

Legislature Takes ‘Pro-Development’ Turn

Steven Greenhut June 11, 2025 American Spectator

In the News Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment

Will ERCOT’s streamlined connect-and-manage approach work for other markets?

Beth Garza June 16, 2025 Utility Dive

Op-Eds Federal Government Affairs, Harm Reduction, Opioid Harm Reduction, Patent Policy, Technology and Innovation

Harm Reduction to Heal America

Eli Lehrer June 3, 2025 The Dispatch

In the News Online Content Policy, State Policy, Technology and Innovation, Texas

States Tackle Data Privacy, Kids’ Safety As Sessions Wrap Up

Josh Withrow June 11, 2025 Law360

In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing

Marion man sues Spruce Pine officers who tased, struck him while in diabetic shock, suit says

Jillian Snider June 16, 2025 Asheville Citizen Times

Op-Eds Governance, South, State Policy

Georgia Senate braces for mass exodus

Marc Hyden June 16, 2025 Newnan Times-Herald

Real Solutions Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays

Low-Energy Fridays: Are energy subsidies reducing electricity bills?

Philip Rossetti June 13, 2025

Newsletters Our Organization

Leading with Cultural Bravery

Chad Russell June 13, 2025

Analysis Harm Reduction, Tobacco Harm Reduction

Burnout or Breakthrough: An Inflection Point for the Center for Tobacco Products

Mazen Saleh June 12, 2025

In the News Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing

OPINION: Arrest quotas are no way to make America great again – The Nevada Independent

Logan Seacrest, Jillian Snider June 12, 2025 The Nevada Independent