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FERC Independence Likely Coming to an End with Christie’s Exit
FERC headquarters in D.C.
FERC headquarters in D.C. | © RTO Insider 
Aug 11, 2025 | James Downing
The departure of Mark Christie as chair of FERC likely signals the end of the agency's longstanding independence.
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KeywordsDavid RosnerDonald TrumpElena KaganFederal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)independent agenciesJohn RobertsLaura SwettLindsay SeeMark ChristieSupreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS)unitary executive theory
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