REGULATION

Questions center on FERC nominee's view on coal subsidies

Rod Kuckro, E&E News reporter

Published: Thursday, October 4, 2018

Bernard McNamee, the Trump administration's pick to fill a vacancy at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, will be asked to articulate clearly his position on possible subsidies for coal and nuclear plants that are having trouble competing in a market dominated by cheap natural gas.

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WHITE HOUSE

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Controversial IG candidate now out of picture

In a bizarre twist to a strange saga, the Interior Department said late today a political appointee from the Department of Housing and Urban Development won't become Interior's acting inspector general after all.

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8:23 PM

WHITE HOUSE

Do DOE and the Pentagon march together on grid security?

E&E News explores how protecting America's military bases from crippling blackouts collided with President Trump's latest coal bailout plan.

By Peter Behr and Hannah Northey in Energywire 7:02 AM EDT

INTERIOR

Controversial IG candidate now out of picture

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