Abstract
Jurisdiction for the siting of electric power plants is vested in the fifty states, four territories, and thousands of local governments. Further complicating this scheme is federal government’s exclusive authority over certain transactions originating from these facilities. Against this backdrop of often divergent and conflicting laws, this article compiles a multijurisdictional review of the jurisdictional issues surrounding the regulation of electric power. Employing multiple state by state surveys, this paper compares electric power siting laws, the interactions between federal, state, and municipal authorities, and the mechanics of regulatory structures across the United States.
Recommended Citation
Steven Ferrey,
Siting Technology, Land-Use Energized,
66
Cath. U. L. Rev.
1
(2017).
Available at:
https://scholarship.law.edu/lawreview/vol66/iss1/6
