Ep 90—Replacing the Utility Transmission Syndicate’s Control, Ari Peskoe & Hannah Dobie
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Regulating Energy Markets in Crisis
This chapter examines the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) attempt to regulate Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs) during the early 2000s amid significant political and economic challenges, notably the California energy crisis. It explores the subsequent legal ramifications, governance structures, and the impact of entrenched utilities on market dynamics, emphasizing the need for effective reforms to facilitate innovation in the energy sector. The discussion highlights FERC's evolving authority in overseeing RTOs and the implications for future energy regulation.
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