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Articles by Sarah Ladin
Is the Inflation Reduction Act the end of the wholesale clean attribute market?
The following is a contributed article by Sarah Ladin and Burçin Ünel, senior attorney and interim co-executive director, respectively, at the Institute for Policy Integrity. Grid operators, states and stakeholders have spent much of this year debating wholesale market mechanisms aimed at reducing federal-state tensions and integrating state clean energy and decarbonization goals.
Reforming Pipeline Review
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) uses a flawed process to evaluate the need for new, long-lasting gas infrastructure such as interstate pipelines, resulting in a certification process that fails to serve the public interest. As FERC begins to re-examine its approval process for new natural gas infrastructure, our report analyzes the Commission’s authority to consider a broader range of factors when deciding whether a proposed project is in the public interest.
What's a reasonable investor to expect? MOPR instability and state policy certainty
The folloiwing is a contributed article by Sarah Ladin, an attorney at the Institute for Policy Integrity at NYU School of Law. PJM on July 30 proposed to meaningfully revise the rules governing participation in its capacity market for at least the 7th time in 15 years. The previous revision undermined state climate and clean energy policies. This one seeks to accommodate those policies.
Ending the snipe hunt for buyer-side power in PJM and other capacity markets
The following is a contributed article by Burçin Ünel and Sarah Ladin, energy policy director and attorney, respectively, at the Institute for Policy Integrity, NYU School of Law. Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioners, grid operators, states and stakeholders continue to collide over what to do about the minimum offer price rule (MOPR) in wholesale capacity markets.
FERC must fix its broken approach to pipelines
Sarah Ladin is an attorney and Max Sarinsky is a senior attorney at the Institute for Policy Integrity at NYU School of Law. This contributed content represents the views of the authors, not those of Canary Media or of NYU School of Law. Experts worldwide agree that avoiding the most devastating impacts of climate change will require a speedy transition away from fossil fuels.
Global Warming Is Threat to Our Financial Health
Michael Panfil & Sarah Ladin The Hill March 29, 2021 Climate change is a threat to our financial system. It's encouraging to see steps are being taken in a financially sound direction. Read Full Article »
Climate change is a threat to our nation's financial health
Climate change — already a well-known threat to our weather patterns, infrastructure, electric grids, health and safety — also presents a profound and growing threat to our financial system. Public and private sector economic experts must — and increasingly are starting to — take steps to protect against that threat, including at the highest levels of the federal government.
Mandating Disclosure of Climate-Related Financial Risk
Mandating Disclosure of Climate-Related Financial Risk By Madison Condon, Sarah Ladin, Jack Lienke, Michael Panfil, and Alexander Song / February 10, 2021 Download PDF Climate change presents grave risk across the U.S. economy, including to corporations, their investors, the markets in which they operate, and the American public at large. Unlike other financial risks, however, climate risk is not routinely disclosed to the public.
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