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  • The Institute for Policy Integrity argues that FERC's current process for certifying interstate pipelines is flawed and fails the public interest. The report recommends that FERC move beyond relying on shipper contracts to instead incorporate regional need analysis, coordination with electric transmission, climate-related transition risks and stranded asset costs, and monetized climate damage estimates.

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    Themes: stranded assetclimate impactelectric power transmission
    Institute for Policy Integrity

    Document type: Report

    Regions: United States
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