Heather Payne

A Fix for a Thirsty World - Making Direct and Indirect Reuse Legally Possible

Game Over: Regulatory Capture, Negotiation, and Utility Rate Cases in an Age of Disruption

Law, Policy, and the Future of Solar Financing

A Long Slog: What a Ten Year Hydroelectric Relicensing Process Demonstrates About Public Participation and Administrative Regulation Theories

RIIO to REV: What U.S. Power Reform Should Learn from the U.K.

A Tale of Two Solar Installations: How Electricity Regulations Impact Distributed Generation

Incenting Green Technology: The Myth of Market-Based Commercialization of No- and Low-Carbon Electricity Sources

Mapping Coastal Risks and Social Vulnerability: Current Tools and Legal Risks

Curtailment First: Why Climate Change and the Energy Industry Suggest a New Allocation Paradigm is Needed for Water Utilized in Hydraulic Fracturing

Not One Without the Other: The Challenge of Integrating U.S. Environment, Energy, Climate, and Economic Policy