Arianna Skibell covers the power industry's transition in a warming world, including the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, electric grid and state energy battles. Following a year of independent research and reporting in Israel through the Dorot Fellowship, she was a freelance reporter, contributing to States Newsroom and Jewish Currents magazine, among other news outlets. She previously worked at E&E News from 2016 to 2018 covering federal regulations, climate change and Puerto Rico's recovery from Hurricane Maria. She holds a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University.
Regional fuel shortages combined with the ongoing impacts of the coronavirus pandemic could pose a threat to the grids in California and New England this winter, according to a report from the North American Electric Reliability Corp.
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week to provide documents on how it handles landowner complaints about natural gas pipelines, reviving a debate about the federal role in eminent domain.
A diverse coalition of 27 trade and labor groups is calling on Senate leadership to fill vacant posts at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the five-member independent agency charged with overseeing major natural gas pipeline projects and electricity markets.
Republican Federal Energy Regulatory Commission member Neil Chatterjee yesterday congratulated President-elect Joe Biden on his recent victory, making the regulator one of the few Trump appointees to acknowledge the president's defeat.
A diverse coalition of 27 trade and labor groups is calling on Senate leadership to fill vacant posts at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the five-member independent agency charged with overseeing major natural gas pipeline projects and electricity markets.