Environment University of California / University of New South Wales / Law School’s Center / Climate Institute / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
ocean energy resources / high renewable energy potential / energy industry / transportation / wholesale electricity transactions / electricity requirements / clean energy sources / interstate electricity transmission grid / limit energy waste / natural gas / oil and gas / electric utilities / natural gas industry / greenhouse gas / oil / liquefied natural gas / energy / energy production / greenhouse gas emissions / renewable power systems / electricity transmission lines / overall greenhouse gas emissions / electricity / electricity generation / fossil fuel generating systems / less polluting generating systems / energy sector / interstate natural gas pipelines / energy efficiency / wholesale electricity / transactions involving electricity / wholesale electricity rates / electricity generation using wind / natural gas production / clean transportation options / /
Organization
University of New South Wales in Australia / University of California / ITS EXISTING LEGAL AUTHORITY TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND INCREASE CLEAN ENERGY USE By Steven Weissman* and Romany Webb** Center for Law / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / School of Law / University of California / Berkeley / Berkeley Energy and Climate Institute / Congress / Law School’s Center for Law / Energy / and the Environment / FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION FERC / Federal Energy Regulatory Commission / Department of the Interior / /
Person
Paul Wright / Obama / Danny Cullenward / Catherine Wright / Etienne Le Sueur / Steven Weissman / Graham Fleming / /
Position
Vice Chancellor for Research / President / Director of the Energy Program / Director / executive / Lecturer / /
1 ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE WITHOUT LEGISLATION HOW THE FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION CAN USE ITS EXISTING LEGAL AUTHORITY TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS