Abstract
Lately, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is being called upon to permit energy projects that some states oppose. The tension between FERC's role and that of the states is playing out in several natural‐gas‐pipeline permitting cases, where states deny water permits, stopping a project near dead in its tracks. States and parties to several other FERC proceedings regarding pricing mechanics of wholesale power markets are also ramping up, some to favor certain generation resources over others.
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