Renewable energy has come to a financial crossroads: The renewable electricity production tax credit (PTC), which has fueled the growth of wind energy, expired on January 1 of this year, […]
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By Danielle Spiegel-Feld Published in Breaking Energy June 23, 2014 If history is any guide, the Russian energy firm Gazprom’s recent decision to cut off gas to Ukraine will stoke the already raging debate
In the LNG Export Debate, the WTO Can’t be Ignored Read More »
By Benjamin Mandel Published in The Energy Collective June 23, 2014 Solar panels are all the rage these days. They provide power with no fuel cost or carbon footprint, they
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On May 13, 2014, the Guarini Center hosted the fourth regional “Future of the Grid” workshop organized by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Electricity and the GridWise Alliance.
Dept. of Energy / GridWise Alliance Workshop on the Future of the Grid Read More »
The Practice of Energy Law, Insights from NYU Law Alumni at the forefront of the energy law field Have you ever considered practicing energy law? Curious about what opportunities might exist
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How do we move toward a greener electric system while encouraging competitive markets and reliable utility access? Richard Miller ’87, director of the Energy Markets Policy Group for Con Edison
Richard Miller ’87 of ConEd Examines Path to More Competitive and Green Electric System Read More »
