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Emerging reliability risks demand a two-step approach: preventing problems on the front end and learning from what regulators have acted on in the past. Start with an overview of the key energy regulators, including FERC, NERC, market monitors, and state authorities that comprise the full range of...

This presentation will address the latest developments regarding the interconnection of these large loads and will include detailed discussion of: the players, and the games they play when engaging public power entities regarding the interconnection of these large loads; and the necessary agreements...

The last decade has seen a number of highly significant developments in federal administrative law, including the U.S. Supreme Court’s reconsideration (and potential reversal) of Humphrey’s Executor, the demise of Chevron deference, increased use of Presidential executive orders, restrictions on...

Take a look at where both federal and state-level reforms to permitting for energy infrastructure stand. Discuss what reforms have been adopted and what is still on the table in efforts to speed permitting for renewable energy and transmission. Dive into a report from Washington state and what it...

This session takes a practical look at how utilities can structure EPC agreements to better withstand real-world challenges. Attendees will explore key contract provisions that allocate risk appropriately, establish clear performance and schedule expectations, address delays and cost overruns, and...

As electric bills remain top of mind for many consumers, states are implementing legislation aiming to maintain affordability for existing customers. Review state policies, including Florida's SB 1532, California's cap-and-invest extension, and Massachusetts H. 5151, and the legal challenges these...