Category: Energy

EnergyPolicy

FERC Implements Landmark Regulatory Sunset Rule in Major Energy Policy Shift

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has implemented a groundbreaking sunset rule that will automatically retire 53 outdated regulations. This represents one of the most substantial regulatory cleanups in the agency’s history and could set precedent for other federal agencies.

Major Regulatory Overhaul at Energy Commission

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has implemented what analysts suggest represents a quiet revolution in energy regulation through its newly enacted sunset provisions. According to reports, the commission issued Order No. 914 on October 1, 2025, establishing automatic expiration dates for 53 existing regulations unless they are affirmatively reauthorized.

by Darren Holt
EnergyPolicy

Louisiana Court Halts LNG Project Over Climate Review Mandate

A Louisiana judge has revoked a coastal use permit for Commonwealth LNG, ordering state regulators to assess climate impacts and effects on vulnerable communities. The ruling marks the first time a court has vacated an LNG permit over climate considerations, according to environmental attorneys.

Judicial Order Halts LNG Development

A Louisiana judge has revoked a crucial permit for the liquefied natural gas facility proposed by Commonwealth LNG, demanding state regulators evaluate the project’s climate change implications and environmental justice consequences. According to reports, the ruling from Louisiana’s 38th Judicial District Court represents the first judicial decision to vacate an LNG permit specifically over climate impact considerations.

by Darren Holt