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Articles by Kent Chandler

Ignoring customers is unsustainable and bad policy

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By Kent Chandler, Chris Villarreal, Michael Giberson
| Utility Dive Verified
Kent Chandler is a resident senior fellow in energy and environmental policy at the R Street Institute, Chris Villarreal is an associate fellow in energy and environmental policy at R Street and Michael Giberson is a senior fellow in energy policy at R Street. Electric bills are rising, and energy adequacy is at the top of policymakers’ agendas. The most recent North American Electric Reliability Corp.
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Utilities Are America's Real Monopoly Problem and Need Scrutiny

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By Kent Chandler, Joshua C. Macey
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Presidential candidates may pitch ideas to reduce energy costs or control prices, but federal regulators have tools that can reduce those costs now and allow consumers to keep more money in their pockets. Despite their aggressive antitrust enforcement in tech and labor markets, the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice haven’t prioritized the country’s most entrenched monopolies: public utilities that control access to our nation’s electric grid.
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Eliminating the discord over FERC Order 1920. What role for states?

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By Devin Hartman, Kent Chandler
| Yahoo Finance Verified
This story was originally published on Utility Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Utility Dive newsletter. Devin Hartman is director of energy and environmental policy at R Street Institute. Kent Chandler is a former chairman of the Kentucky Public Service Commission. Without question, if fully implemented, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s new “watershed” rule, Order 1920, will transform transmission development. But stakeholders’ agreement stops there.
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