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The Rate Exchange: May 2025
In this special issue, we focus 𓆏exclusively on one of the hottest topics in the power industry: rate design for data centers and other large loads. Utility activity in ꦕthis area has accelerated rapidly over the past 12 months, as seen in the figure below. We expect that trend to continue.
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Heating Sector Transformation in Rhode Island: Pathways to Decarbonization by 2050
As paꦜrt of Rhode Island’s commitment to economy-wide decarbonization, this study examines potential solutions that can transform the state’s heating sector. Although it’s not yet clear which specific pathway will best provide decarbonized heat, the state can make substantial progress in the next decade to replace the fossil fuels that it currently uses for heating.
Brattle Clients Awarded Nearly $15 Billion in Arbitration Over 19th Century Agreement in Malaysia
SDNY Successfully Proves Insider Trading and Investment Fraud in US v. Blakstad, Supported by Brattle Analysis and Testimony
SoundExchange Receives Higher Rates in Copyright Royalty Board Decision Following Brattle Analyses
Federal Jury Convicts Pair in Connection with Fraudulent Spectrum Investments, Supported by Brattle Analysis
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