Hawaii PUC investigates anonymous 'smear' complaint against new commissioner; Dominion coal ash suit could have nationwide disposal consequences; California Gov. Brown proposes extension of cap-and-trade program to 2050; Nevada clears net metering, retail choice measures for November ballot
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Everyone knows the utility has some role to play in making distributed energy resources available to all customers. But no one seems to agree on what it is.
The net metering proposal must yet withstand a legal challenge over whether the proposal qualifies as a referendum or an initiative that would have to go to the legislature before it could be put on the ballot.
The lawsuit alleges utility regulators were improperly influenced by General Counsel Carolyn Tanner, who resigned in the wake of the revelation she inappropriately commented on pending matters on Twitter while using a pseudonym.
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