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The U.S. Energy Department’s newly commissioned study on the
national electric grid hit a new legal road block this week when a
green group filed a lawsuit against the agency to reveal the third
parties consulted on the study, according to a new report by
Reuters. Energy Secretary Rick Perry ordered the 60-day study back
in April to determine whether the Obama-era environmental
regulations had burdened baseload power plants, most commonly
powered by nuclear energy and fossil fuels. The policies had been
designed to encourage wind and solar…
national electric grid hit a new legal road block this week when a
green group filed a lawsuit against the agency to reveal the third
parties consulted on the study, according to a new report by
Reuters. Energy Secretary Rick Perry ordered the 60-day study back
in April to determine whether the Obama-era environmental
regulations had burdened baseload power plants, most commonly
powered by nuclear energy and fossil fuels. The policies had been
designed to encourage wind and solar…
The U.S. Energy Department’s newly commissioned study on the
national electric grid hit a new legal road block this week when a
green group filed a lawsuit against the agency to reveal the third
parties consulted on the study, according to a new report by
Reuters. Energy Secretary Rick Perry ordered the 60-day study back
in April to determine whether the Obama-era environmental
regulations had burdened baseload power plants, most commonly
powered by nuclear energy and fossil fuels. The policies had been
designed to encourage wind and solar…
national electric grid hit a new legal road block this week when a
green group filed a lawsuit against the agency to reveal the third
parties consulted on the study, according to a new report by
Reuters. Energy Secretary Rick Perry ordered the 60-day study back
in April to determine whether the Obama-era environmental
regulations had burdened baseload power plants, most commonly
powered by nuclear energy and fossil fuels. The policies had been
designed to encourage wind and solar…