...authority of the States to regulate the passthrough in retail rates of a utility's FEFtC-regulated costs of power purchased at wholesale; and WHEREAS,...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdictional allocation ol authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the industry...

...and mentions of service. Moreover, States retain exclusive jurisdiction over the siting of insmission facilities used for both inter and intrastate service;...electric utility industry has undergone substantial tange as a result of increased reliance on wholesale power suppliers, including nonHity generators,...

...decisions culminating in its decision in Mississippi Power & Light v. Mississippi ex rel. Moore. 487 US 354 (1988), the Supreme Court has sharply restricted...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdictional allocation of authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the industry...

...decisions culminating in its decision in Mississippi Power & Light v. Mississippi ex rel. Moore. 487 US 354 (1988), the Supreme Court has sharply restricted...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdictional allocation of authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the industry...

...culminating in its decision in Mississippi Power & Light v. Mississippi ex rel. Moore, 487 US 354(1988), the Supreme Court has sharply restricted the authority...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdictional allocation of authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the industry...

...culminating in its decision in Mississippi Power & Light v. Mississippi ex rel. Moore, 487 US 354(1988), the Supreme Court has sharply restricted the authority...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FI'A's jurisdictional allocation of authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the...

...the authority of the States to regulate the passthrough in retail rates of a utility's FERC-rogulated costs of power purchased at wholesale; and WHEREAS,...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdictlonal allocation of authority Is no longer consistent with the manner In which the Industry...

...power purchased at wholesale; and WHEREAS, Despite these decisions, the bulk of electric power cost? and rates are determined by State regulatory commissions,...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdictional allocation of authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the industry...

...exclusive Jurisdiction over the siting of transmission facilities used for both inter and intrastaie service; and . WHEREAS, In recent years, the electric...transmission access by third parties. As a result, the FPA's jurisdiction^ allocation of authority is no longer consistent with the manner in which the industry...

...provide wholesale sales and transmission service for which the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) establishes rates and conditions of service....and increased transmission access by third parties; and WHEREAS, The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) adopted a "Resolution...