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FERC kills anti-net metering plan as PURPA fight rages
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission made two decisions yesterday that affect renewable energy, prompting starkly opposing reactions from wind and solar supporters. In a unanimous vote, FERC rejected a contentious petition…
Biden amps up plans for climate, clean energy
Joe Biden is significantly escalating his climate change agenda with a new $2 trillion infrastructure and clean energy plan that would get fossil fuels entirely out of the nation’s electricity supply in less than 15 years. In the most substantial…
Biden aims for ‘sweet spot’ with upgraded $2 trillion clean energy plan
Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden outlined his much-anticipated upgraded clean energy agenda on Tuesday, seeming to reach for a political “sweet spot” by proposing to eliminate carbon emissions from power plants by 2035…
Alabama Votes for Tommy Tuberville, and Democrats Name a Challenger in Maine
Jeff Sessions spent his final days on the campaign trail reiterating his support for President Trump’s agenda, reminding voters of his efforts to curb illegal immigration while attorney general and emphasizing how, as a senator…
FERC kills anti-net metering plan as PURPA fight rages
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission made two decisions yesterday that affect renewable energy, prompting starkly opposing reactions from wind and solar supporters. In a unanimous vote, FERC rejected a contentious petition…
Biden amps up plans for climate, clean energy
Joe Biden is significantly escalating his climate change agenda with a new $2 trillion infrastructure and clean energy plan that would get fossil fuels entirely out of the nation’s electricity supply in less than 15 years. In the most substantial…
Biden aims for ‘sweet spot’ with upgraded $2 trillion clean energy plan
Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden outlined his much-anticipated upgraded clean energy agenda on Tuesday, seeming to reach for a political “sweet spot” by proposing to eliminate carbon emissions from power plants by 2035…
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Paul Bledsoe, a former Clinton White House, US Senate, and Interior Department official, is a leading expert on politics and policy whose writing has appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Financial Times, Politico and other leading outlets. Paul is strategic advisor at the Progressive Policy Institute, an influential center-left think tank in Washington, and a professional lecturer at American University’s School of Public Affairs.
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