Effective Regulation of Public Utilities

To give entrance to [protectionism] would be to invite a speedy end of our national solidarity. The Constitution was framed under the dominion of a political philosophy less parochial in range. It was framed upon the theory that the peoples of the several states must sink or swim together, and that in the long run prosperity and salvation are in union and not division.

Baldwin v. G. A. F. Seelig, Inc., 294 U.S. 511, 523 (1935)

Research Papers: Effective Regulation

Effective Regulation

Litigation Adversaries and Public Interest Partners: Practice Principles for New Regulatory Lawyers	Read more
"Regulatory Capture": Sources and Solutions	Read more
Connecticut: How can we mesh policy leadership with traditional utility regulation?	Read more
Cost-Effective Demand Response Requires Coordinated State–Federal Actions	Read more
Certification of Regulatory Professionals	Read more
Interconnection Animus: Do Regulatory Procedures Create a "Tragedy of the Commons"? Can Regulators Defer Gratification in Favor of the Big Picture?	Read more
Effective Regulation: Do Today’s Regulators Have What It Takes?	Read more
In the Matter of a Review of the Missouri Public Service Commission’s Standard of Conduct Rules and Conflicts of Interest Policies	Read more
Evaluating Nuclear Generation: Is Objectivity Impeded by Uncertainties in the Principles and Institutions of U.S. Utility Regulation?	Read more

Research Papers: Effective Regulation

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