FERC, ANOPR, and DOE, Oh My!

Published on January 28, 2026
A breakdown of the large load interconnection commotion in the United States and what Yale students are doing to better understand it. Written by Shira Lyss-Loren, YSE '27.
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Connecticut Is Overlooking Its Most Affordable Clean-Heat Solution

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Connecticut residents are often hit with the highest utility bills in the country. Yet, we’re overlooking one of the most cost-effective solutions: thermal energy networks that could cut heat bills, reduce emissions, and modernize our aging pipelines. Written by Emily Khym, YC '27.

Faculty Spotlight: Energy Law and Fixing the Power Grid with Joshua Macey

February 5, 2026
Professor of Law Joshua Macey ’17, who received tenure in January 2026, teaches and writes about bankruptcy, environmental law, energy law, and the regulation of financial institutions. His latest work focuses on the fragility of the nation’s electric grid and offers strategies to improve grid reliability and accelerate the transition to new sources of energy. Read the interview here: https://law.