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Dear Chairman Chatterjee, Commissioner Glick, and Commissioner McNamee:
As associations representing commercial, industrial, and residential consumers and public interest groups, we write to…
The decisions of an RTO executive may be more dispositive of the important questions of electricity policy than the pronouncements of, say, a typical governor, legislature, or state utility…
In the coming years, regulators should take the best ideas from the U.K. experience and adapt them to the American context. Britain’s advantage of a unified grid and accounting practice are…
CONTACT:
Ann Phelan
aphelan@rstreet.org
202-900-9721
WASHINGTON (July 23) –– Statement of Travis Kavulla, Energy Policy Director: “The fast tracking of the new House Bill 6 is a net loss…
From S&P Global Market Intelligence:
Other industry sources also expect action soon from FERC. “I would expect that PURPA reform would be one of the very first things a commission that has a 2-1…
Meeting the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement to limit global warming will be impossible unless the United States leads the way. Doing so will involve making sacrifices not just in reducing our…
From Market Screener:
The OMA – a strong opponent of HB 6 – has urged senators to strengthen the bill’s audit provisions to protect ratepayers. However, that has not been among the proposed…
Submitted Statement for the Record of
Kathryn Waldron
Fellow, National Security and Cybersecurity Policy
R Street Institute
Before the
Subcommittee on Energy
Committee on Energy and…
Travis Kavulla, Director of Energy and Environmental Policy, R Street Institute
The following is adapted from a speech given at a general session of the New England Power Pool’s (NEPOOL) Summer…
From KMUW:
“It doesn’t matter to the regulated utilities,” said Travis Kavulla, director of energy policy at the R Street Institute, a think tank that favors free markets and limited…