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The Senate and the House of Representatives are both on Spring Recess, with the Senate returning on April 4 and the House scheduled to return on April 12.

Following Senate action last week on the pipeline safety bill, there is new hope for the Senate bipartisan energy bill with a potential compromise on legislation to address the Flint water crisis.

On April 24, four Republican legislators and four Democratic legislators reintroduced the Master Limited Partnership Parity Act in the House and Senate.

Brattle economists have contributed two articles to the current issue of Energy Regulation Quarterly...

On September 7, 2011, Pennsylvania's Superior Court issued an opinion in Butler v. Powers, No. 1795 MDA 2010.

This white paper discusses how the growing integration of utility-scale renewables is changing the drivers of transmission costs. It critiques traditional peak demand-based charges and proposes energy-based charges as a more cost-reflective method for recovering infrastructure costs.

In a September 5, 2013 guest blog piece on CNBC.com, Thomas R. Burton III, founder and chair of the Energy and Clean Technology practice at Mintz Levin in Boston, and Paul Dickerson, of counsel at the firm, and a former chief operating officer at the U.S. Department of Energy, countered the sentiment that year-over-year decreases in clean technology investment show that the industry is dying.

Colorado voters may have yet another anti-fracking statewide ballot initiative to consider this November.

Beginning July 1, 2026, Connecticut will prohibit the manufacture, sale, and distribution of certain consumer products that contain intentionally added per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)...

On April 28, 2017, Commissioner Colette Honorable announced that she will not pursue another term as a Commissioner at FERC after her current term expires June 30, 2017.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission may soon be an indirect supporter of efforts by Amaranth Advisors, Energy Transfer Partners, and trader Brian Hunter to derail the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's use of its expanded civil penalty authority to prosecute alleged attempts to manipulate natural gas futures prices.

Last week's activity in Congress to adopt spending packages for the remainder of 2024 included the extension of the Price-Anderson Act to Dec. 31 2061.

Congress returns this week from the President's Day recess to a changed landscape with the death of Supreme Court Justice Scalia.

Connecticut has released its second microgrid solicitation, offering $15 million in funding.

New England states have been heavily invested in increasing the amount of generation they procure from renewables.

The Connecticut Legislative Review Committee approved proposed regulations last week that will allow for the siting of wind turbines in the state.

Washington, DC associate Helen Cook has been praised for her book, The Law of Nuclear Energy, which has been published by Sweet & Maxwell.