What’s in a name? That is the question for FERC Chair — or is it “acting” Chair? — Willie Phillips.

 

Price-responsive demand has long been supported by economists, but despite the significant investment in advanced meters, it has yet to take off.

FERC meetings began an average of almost 42 minutes late during Richard Glick’s chairmanship — the longest of the seven commission chairs since 2010.

Nine former FERC members urged the commission Wednesday to push for organized power markets in all regions of the country, including the West and Southeast.

The Energy Bar Association closed its annual meeting with an entertaining panel discussion with five former FERC chairs.

The bill includes includes provisions intended to protect the grid from terrorist attacks and natural disasters.

Former FERC Chairman Jon Wellinghoff improperly shared non-public deposition testimony from a commission investigation at an energy conference in March, according to a report by the Department of Energy's Inspector General.

Distributed resources are receiving too much blame for the utility industry’s problems, current and former regulators said at the Infocast Grid Transformation Summit 2015.

FERC’s protection of information on the vulnerability of the nation’s electrical grid is “severely lacking,” the DOE Inspector General warned in a report.

Uncertainty over the grid’s vulnerability to sabotage could lead to wasteful and excessive spending, a new congressional report warns.