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.
Another Departure from FERC’s Membership Is Announced
Bernard McNamee, the most recent appointee to the Federal Energy Regulatory (FERC) Commission, announced on January 23 that he will not seek reappointment when his current term expires on June 30, 2020. McNamee, a former partner in the Richmond law firm of McGuireWoods,
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- – The Washington Post – 9/19/17
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- – Government Accountability Project – 8/16/17
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- – Law360 – 5/22/17
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- – Utility Dive – 5/1/17