- – Grist – 7/21/21
Glick: ‘Great sense of urgency’ to reform pipeline approvals
- – E&E Energywire – 6/28/21
New FERC commissioner Clements targets revamping ‘outdated’ pipeline policy
- – S&P Global – 2/3/21
Glick named FERC chair, promises ‘significant progress’ on energy transition
- – Utility Dive – 1/21/21
FERC’s Clements: ‘Grave threat’ of climate change will ‘underlie my approach as a commissioner’
- – Utility Dive – 12/18/20
U.S. Senate Confirms Two New FERC Commissioners
The U.S. Senate on November 30 confirmed the two nominees for outstanding vacancies on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). The two new commissioners are:
- Mark Christie, Republican, who has been a longtime member and most recently Chairman of the Virginia State Corporation Commission
- Allision Clements,
FERC Regains Full Five Members as Regulatory Fights Loom
- – Power – 12/2/20
FERC Now Has a Bare Quorum to Function
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) membership has been reduced to three, the minimum number required for votes to take place. Commissioner Bernard McNamee’s last day was September 4. His term ended June 30 but he agreed to stay on for an additional two months.
FERC Commissioner McNamee to Step Down
- – JD Supra – 8/26/20
Two New FERC Commissioners Nominated
President Trump has nominated two new Commissioners to serve on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Mark Christie, chairman of the Virginia State Corporation Commission for the past 16 years, was nominated to fill the seat of departing Commissioner Bernard McNamee,