Energy Law Journal, Volume 32, No. 2 (2011)

Articles

New Chapters in the Mobile-Sierra Story: Application of the Doctrine After NRG Power Marketing, LLC v. Maine Public Utilities Commission   p. 433
David G. Tewksbury
Stephanie S. Lim
Grace Su

An Inconvenient Burden of Proof? CO2 Nuisance Plaintiffs Will Face Challenges in Meeting the Daubert Standard    p. 459
Brooks E. Harlow
Roy W. Spencer, Ph.D.

Challenging the Re-Regulation of Liberalized Electricity Prices Under Investment Arbitration   p. 497
Anatole Boute

Should Large Hydroelectric Projects Be Treated as Renewable Resources?   p. 541
David C. Coen
Robert J. Thormeyer

Treatment of Large Hydropower as a Renewable Resource   p. 553
Mary G. Powell

Unfinished Business: FERC’s Evolving Standard for Capacity Rights on Oil Pipelines   p. 563
Christopher J. Barr

Note

Environmental Review of Permitted Pollution: Communties for a Better Environment v. South Coast Air Quality Management District   p. 589

Comment

Valladolid v. Pacific Operations Offshore: Should Deference to Agency Interpretations Extend to Sub-Entities?   p. 603

Book Reviews

Preside or Lead? The Attributes and Actions of Effective Regulators   p. 627
Reviewed by William A. Mogel

Energy Law in a Nutshell   p. 631
Reviewed by Jonathan P. Trotta

Committee Reports

Environmental Regulation Committee   p. 637

FERC Practice & Administrative Law Judges Committee    p. 659

Natural Gas Regulation Committee     p. 681

Oil & Liquids Pipeline Regulation Committee     p. 727

System Reliability & Planning Committee    p. 759

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