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Currents – Energy Industry Insights August 2018 #3
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLCSign up and get Breaking Energy news in your inbox.
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By William R. Devine, Barry Epstein & Renée Louise Robin | Allen MatkinsTariff Potholes On The Way To ‘Energy Dominance’
By Energy Tomorrow BlogTariffs and quotas on imported steel imposed by the Trump administration are self-inflicted potholes on the path to the administration’s goal of U.S. “energy dominance.” They’re bad for American energy, which uses steel throughout its operations and delivery networks. They’re bad for American manufacturing, they’re bad for American consumers, and they’re bad for America. We’ve… Keep reading →
Here’s Why U.S. Energy Sector Opposes Tariffs On Steel
By Energy Tomorrow BlogThe decision by the Trump administration to impose tariffs on imported steel, including key allies Canada, Mexico and the European Union, is the wrong direction for U.S. energy policy. While the full effect of these tariffs on steel-intensive business—and the U.S. economy—remains to be seen, the impacts will ripple through the natural gas and oil… Keep reading →
Trump Administration Signals Exemptions To Steel Tariffs Are A Long Shot
By Anthony LaPlaca | Seyfarth Shaw LLPTrump Administration Imposes Tariffs On Steel And Aluminum
By Robert Huey & Gregory Husisian | Foley & Lardner LLPEnergy Secretary Proposes Reliability And Resiliency Tariffs
By TODD GRISET | PRETIFLAHERTYDespite Potential Market Manipulation, FERC Declines to Reject Power Auction Results
By Nick Grimmer | McDermott Will & EmeryThe Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC or the Commission) recently opted not to take action to set aside the results of a power auction that was allegedly manipulated. In the face of significant public complaints, the Commission ordered revisions to tariff provisions governing future auctions. While it opted not to take action here, the opinions of the commissioners effectively gave notice to capacity owners that rate increases alone may be a sufficient basis for investigating auction results, even if the auction is conducted pursuant to tariff.
A timely question That is among the questions being asked not just in the US but nearly in any country where self-generation, in one form or another, already is or is likely to become cost-effective. It is also a key question in the context of the net energy metering (NEM) debate in the US or… Keep reading →