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What will be the impact of the new FERC members on policy in 2024?
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David Rosner•Democrat•Federal Energy Regulatory Commission•FERC•Rosner•Senate•Judy Chang•Massachusetts•Biden
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Senate Confirms Rosner and Two New Members to FERC in 68-26 Vote, Boosts Biden's Renewable Energy Agenda
Jun 13, 2024, 04:30 AM
The U.S. Senate has confirmed David Rosner, a Democrat, as a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) with a vote of 68-26. Rosner, a FERC analyst and former detailee to the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, will serve until July 2027. Additionally, the Senate confirmed two new members for FERC, including Judy Chang, a former Massachusetts regulator. This would bolster President Biden's grip on the panel and his push for renewable energy regardless of upcoming election results.
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