Power grid

Sort by

- - +5
  - 0
- Want to keep the feds from overruling states on power lines? Form multi-state power line co-ops.
  Posted by angliss from Scholarsandrogues.wordpress
  The author discusses a way that states can avoid being overruled by the FERC regarding the placement and construction of transmission lines. He also closes a 4-day series of posts with some concluding remarks.
  Post a comment
- - +39
  - 0
- Electric transmission lines plus FERC permits equals utilities using eminent domain
  Posted by angliss from Scholarsandrogues.wordpress
  The author goes into the law of rights-of-way, easements, and the exercising of eminent domain by utilities with FERC transmission line construction permits.
  Post a comment
- - +5
  - 0
- Vague and broadly worded laws make for bad energy policy
  Posted by angliss from Scholarsandrogues.wordpress
  President Bush recently declared two large regions of the country "national interest electric transmission corridors," opening the door for the federal government to overrule local and state control over where and when transmission lines are located. This is the first of a four part series discussing the ramifications of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 with respect to electric transmission lines, local control, eminent domain, and federal authority.
  Post a comment

« Previous1Next »

What is

NewsCloud?

» The most important stories from around the Web all in one place

» Gathered and ranked by a community of passionate readers surfing the Web 24 hours a day

» Ready to share: email stories, post news to your blog and keep up with your friends

Learn more

Just Said
Top Posters

There are no comments at this time.

Just Said
Top Posters

processing...please wait...

Power grid

Want to keep the feds from overruling states on power lines? Form multi-state power line co-ops.

Electric transmission lines plus FERC permits equals utilities using eminent domain

Vague and broadly worded laws make for bad energy policy

There are no comments at this time.

There are no top posters for this section at this time.