2 hours. This course explores the history, law, and public policy of energy regulation in the United States, emphasizing economic and environmental regulation. Competitive restructuring of the natural gas and electric utility industries is emphasized. The basic regulatory schemes for other energy sources—hydroelectric power, coal, oil, and nuclear power—are explored depending on class interest. This seminar is recommended to anyone interested in the energy sector, various models of economic regulation, or regulated industries.
Final Assessment: Take-home exam
Elective course for Environmental Law Certificate Program.
Advanced Writing
No
Units
2
Professional Skills
No
Course Number
282
Active
Yes
Certificate
Cluster
Unit 16
No