FERC Chairman Says He Doesn't Want to Disrupt Gas Markets

Neil Chatterjee discusses the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) approach to meeting a December 11th deadline for considering Dosu Knopper. He outlines options for ensuring power grid resilience, emphasizing the importance of fuel diversity and reliability. Chatterjee addresses criticisms of market distortion and subsidies, asserting FERC's commitment to neutrality. He also touches on future leadership changes with Kevin McIntyre joining FERC.

What is Neil Chatterjee's role in relation to the deadline mentioned?

What are the long-term solutions being considered to address Secretary Perry's questions?

Why does Neil Chatterjee believe it is important to ensure reliability in the power grid?

What concerns does Neil express about the potential closure of certain plants?

How does Neil Chatterjee respond to the criticism regarding the proposal to subsidize coal?

What is the significance of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) in this context?

What assurances does Neil provide regarding the impact of proposed steps on existing markets?