In a bylined article, Government & Global Trade partner David Bloom (Washington DC), Banking & Financing partner Paul Forrester (Chicago) and Litigation & Dispute Resolution associate Brantley Webb (Washington DC) discuss the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) proposal to waive the open access transmission tariff ("OATT") requirements for public utilities that own, operate or control tie-lines (or "gen-tie lines") that connect electric generating units to the transmission grid.
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