Energy Law
Jun. 5, 2012
Energy producers call on Commerce Clause to challenge California's rules
A challenge to California's renewable energy purchasing rules could have implications for the rest of the country.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Ten million dollars isn't a lot of money to the energy industry. But it may have been just enough to incite a legal fight that could undermine California's renewable energy policy.
That's because that's the size of a deal a utility in Cowlitz, Wash., claims was scuttled by California's new renewable energy purchasing rules. The utility was negotiating to sell renewable electricity to...
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