Energy Law Journal Volume 47, No. 1
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S PAGE
- TIME TO CLOSE THE LOOP: FEDERAL JURISDICTION OVER TRANSMISSION AND THE “BUNDLED TRANSMISSION” EXEMPTION
Christina Hayes & Ruta Skučas - COMMUNITY INFLUENCE IN STREAMLINED SITING REGIMES
Uma Outka & Danielle Stokes - THE CONSEQUENCES OF INSUFFICIENT EIA IN EUROPE: THE NORWEGIAN CASE
Kristoffer Svendsen and Elise Johansen - UNREASONED DECISIONMAKING: FERC’S EVER-CHANGING METHODOLOGY FOR ESTIMATING THE RETURN ON EQUITY
Jonathan A. Lesser
- A MORE SUSTAINABLE AND SECURE FORM OF BATTERY STORAGE: COMMERCIALIZING SODIUM-ION BATTERIES TO REPLACE LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES
Jennifer Gentile - MANAGING WASTEFUL COMPETITION BETWEEN WIRES AND PIPES UTILITIES
Justin Gundlach & Josh Lappen - PROGRESS OR SETBACK? THE IMPACT OF MEXICO’S ELECTRICITY REFORM UNDER THE FACULTIES, RIGHTS, AND OBLIGATIONS OF DIFFERENT ACTORS IN THE POWER SECTOR
Alejandro López-Velarde Bolán - 2025 DEVELOPMENTS IN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW RELEVANT TO ENERGY LAW AND REGULATION
Paul Daly
BOOK REVIEWS
- POWER METAL: THE RACE FOR THE RESOURCES THAT WILL SHAPE THE FUTURE
By Vince Beiser
Reviewed by Cameron Catanzano - EXTRACTION: THE FRONTIERS OF GREEN CAPITALISM
By Thea Riofrancos
Reviewed by Alyssa Umberger and Shray Tapiawala
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