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President Joe Biden has elevated Democratic commissioner Richard Glick to serve as chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, where he's expected to chart an agenda that's consistent with the new administration's goals of combating climate change and encouraging clean energy development.

Dive Brief: Commissioner Richard Glick was named chair of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission by President Joe Biden Thursday morning. Glick was considered a front runner for the chairmanship as the longest serving Democrat on the commission. He will succeed Chairman James Danly, and the commission is expected to retain its Republican majority until Commissioner Neil Chatterjees term is up June 30. Glick has said publicly that on the electric side he would prioritize transmission reform, r...

Print this article Subscribe today to the Washington Examiner magazine and get Washington Briefing: politics and policy stories that will keep you up to date with whats going on in Washington. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Just $1.00 an issue! A DIVERGENCE: Big Business and congressional Republicans are reading from different notes over how to approach President Joe Biden’s aggressive agenda to combat climate change. In the earliest of days, businesses, including oil companies, are sending signals of mod...

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT FERC Punts On NEPA Reform, Citing New Administration Law360 (January 19, 2021, 10:48 PM EST) -- The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission voted Tuesday to wait to embark on environmental review reforms until after the new administration has settled in, with the fate of the Trump administrations overhaul of the National Environmental Policy Act unclear. In the first monthly meeting of 2021 — and what is expected to have been the last run by recently appointed Republ...

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Dive Brief: Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioners shot down a number of agenda items proposed by Chair James Danly on Tuesday in what stakeholders called an abnormal meeting. The meeting marked Danlys last as head of FERC, and led to the rejection of several gas infrastructure projects, the dismissal of a proposal that would have expanded the Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) in the New York Independent System Operators (NYISO) territory, and the partial rejection of a request for rehearing cl...

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Dive Brief: The California Independent System Operator (CAISO), California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and California Energy Commission (CEC) released their final root cause analysis report on Wednesday, outlining key factors that led the state to trigger rolling outages last summer. The conclusion largely mirrored preliminary findings, reporting that an extreme heat wave caused by climate change led to excessive demand, while resource planning targets under a changing power supply have ...

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Share it Editor’s note: This story is part of the Utility Dive Outlook on 2021, a series on the trends that will shape the industry in 2021. For a look at the business trends affecting other industries, see the Dive Outlook on 2021. At this time last year, few people — if anyone — could have predicted what 2020 would bring. That tumultuous year has not yet led to a calmer one, but if January 2020 taught us anything, its that the first days of a new year may not always be a sign of whats ...