Fred FastiggiWe're all paying for one industry to use huge amounts of electricity, and lawmakers and regulators have the ability to relieve that burden
Fred FastiggiWe're all paying for one industry to use huge amounts of electricity, and lawmakers and regulators have the ability to relieve that burden
Fred FastiggiOffshore wind is fraught with risks both known and unknown. This is not the time to bet the ranch
Fred FastiggiThere are fundamental questions that make '100% clean energy by 2035' suspect
Fred FastiggiHistoric storm and what it did to the power grid in Louisiana shows how utilities and regulators need to refocus their efforts
Fred FastiggiDo we turn a blind eye to nuclear accountability by our silence on its environmental challenges, while passively accepting the benefits of its carbon-free nature?
Fred FastiggiInstead, ‘encouraged by well-intentioned but naïve legislators,’ they pursue diversification to facilitate growth
Fred FastiggiSlowing down while the market evolves would be practical and prudent thing to do
Fred FastiggiIf an administration’s EMP confuses vision with genuinely implementable strategic plans, we waste time and money and run the risk of thorny implementation issues
Fred FastiggiPSEG’s nuclear subsidy is the most recent example of cunning proficiency grown largely through snowballing political influence
Fred FastiggiA hybrid utility (part monopoly, part non-monopoly) is in no position to best serve subscribers or shareholders