1,027 results found

The US EPA announced on February 25, that new drinking water regulations aimed at eliminating lead in water supplies have been returned to the US EPA's staffers for revision.

Steven S. Goldenberg was featured in the NJ Spotlight article, "Should Consumers Pay Surcharge to Help Defray Cost of Nuclear Energy?"

In 2015, the United States added about 3600 megawatts of wind power capacity in the first nine months.

According to Investopedia, mergers are typically undertaken to meet one of three major goals; 1) expand a company's reach; 2) expand into new segments; or, 3) gain market share.

On January 12, 2015, the DOE and the Federal Smart Grid Task Force issued their final Voluntary Code of Conduct ("VCC"), which contains recommendations concerning privacy of data...

The affordability of necessary utilities like electricity and water is a growing concern for many Californians.

The Board of Public Utilities presided over the hearing of the Energy Strong petition filed by Public Service Electric and Gas Company in February 2013.

Foley attorneys Tom Mullooly and Kurt Rempe recently published an article in IMPO Magazine and Manufacturing.net laying out the important steps manufacturers can take to reduce their energy costs.

The Massachusetts electric distribution companies ("Distribution Companies"), together with the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources ...

Akin senior counsel Scott Johnson will present part of a live webinar with Strafford entitled "PURPA Rules: FERC Revisions Regarding QF Power Sales, Requirements for Utilities, QF Certification...

The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) filed a Notice of Penalty summarizing an agreement by an unidentified electric utility to pay a $2.7 million penalty ...

The U.S. electric grid is experiencing unprecedented demand growth driven by data centers, manufacturing, and increased electrification.

On October 16, 2013, the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) upheld the September 3, 2013 decision by an Administrative Law Judge that approved a $3.8 million rate increase for Colorado Natural Gas, Inc.

In this episode, Elizabeth Crouse meets with Bentina Terry to discuss the tools available to utilities to address the operational pressures of climate change ..

n remarks at the Environmental Council of the States' 2025 spring meeting, EPA Administrator Zeldin indicated that no decisions have yet been made on how the Agency is going to address PFAS...

Long a supporter of interstate gas pipeline competition, on May 30 FERC ruled that Sunoco unduly preferred certain shippers by executing throughput and deficiency agreements on the capacity...

Steven Goldenberg was quoted in The Record article "Foes of PSE&G Power Grid Plan Can Keep Up Legal Fight."