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Albert Lin

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Energy policy consulting focused on financial impacts, incentives, and risks in regulated electricity production.

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Column: South Korea's semiconductor strategy faces foresight and structural gaps

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By Albert Lin
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Column: From K-Semiconductor to AI superpower —How South Korea is taking its next chip leap

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By Albert Lin
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Federal Antitrust Enforcers Entreat State Attorneys General to Jointly Investigate Retail Gasoline Prices, Continuing Focus on Energy Sector

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By Albert Lin, Bridget S. McCabe
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​ Key Takeaways DOJ and FTC leadership sent a letter to state attorneys general urging them to investigate potential antitrust issues around rising gas prices in their states. The letter is consistent with continued state and federal antitrust focus on the energy sector more broadly and on shifts in consumer prices. The letter is a recent example of federal agencies seeking to align their antitrust priorities with state enforcers after occasional signs of divergence.
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