Southeastern Utilities Launch Plan for Regional Energy-Trading Market
Share
This analysis did not assess SEEM’s potential impact, but a recent report from R Street does compare the differences between it and a more complete regional structure. These analyses indicate that the benefits are “an order of magnitude higher when you look at a full RTO,” Baker said. “SEEM has to be a stepping stone, not a stumbling block, toward this market.”Featured Publications
Florida Shows the Right Way to Fix a Broken Housing Insurance Market
Safer Solutions: The Urgent Connection Between Smoking and HIV
Republicans Should Appreciate How Data Centers Deliver on Their Priorities
Examining the DOJ’s National Standards for Law Enforcement De-Escalation Training
BAAJA Blast Part 1: What Does Permitting Reform Mean for Energy and Natural Resources?
Low-Energy Fridays: Is the future of the grid off the grid?
Separating Private Selections from Public Elections Part 3: How could a privatized-party system affect general elections?









