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'Colette Honorable'

Colette Honorable confirmation to FERC completed

Colette Honorable has just informed me that she's received official notification of her appointment by President Obama to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and has resigned effective immediately as chairman of the Arkansas Public Service Commission.
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PSC appointment up in air while Honorable awaits processing of FERC appointment

Who'll make a coming appointment to the Public Service Commission when Colette Honorable moves to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission? That depends on when processing of her appointment is completed.
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UPDATE: Honorable confirmed to federal energy commission seat

UPDATE: News reports say the Senate confirmed Colette Honorable to a position on the Federal Energy Commission by unanimous voice vote Tuesday night. So now the question: Who will Gov. Mike Beebe appoint to replace her on the PSC?

The Senate's final hours and the fate of an Arkansas nominee

The confusion about final votes of the U.S. Senate has implications for which governor will control the majority of appointees on the Arkansas Public Service Commision.
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Arkansan's nomination to Federal Energy Commission reaches Senate floor

Time is running short, but there's still a chance Arkansas Public Service Commission Chairman Colette Honorable could be confirmed to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission this year.

Thursday's open line and news headlines; plus an Arkie for FERC

The open line and video headline roundup. Plus, Colette Honorable of Arkansas seems headed for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Will the EPA carbon rule destroy jobs or create them? Probably both.

Limiting carbon emissions could shut down dirty coal-burning power plants and raise electric bills. It could also create jobs in energy efficiency and make Arkansas a healthier place to live.

Report: Colette Honorable nominated to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Amy Harder, who covers energy policy for the Wall Street Journals, says President Obama will nominate Colette Honorable, chair of the Arkansas Public Service Commission, to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Could Colette Honorable be heading to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission?

John Norris has announced his resignation as a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and this has renewed talk about the possibility that Colette Honorable, chairman of the Arkansas Public Service Commission, could be appointed by President Obama to replace Norris.

Arkansas begins to grapple with climate change

New proposed EPA rule could dramatically impact state.
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Arkansas starts talking about how to address climate change

Earlier this month, the EPA announced a proposed rule that will require a 30 percent reduction in carbon emissions produced by power plants, phased in over the coming decades. The feds are setting goals (which will be tailored to individual states), but it’s up to the states themselves to come up with plans that address those targets. On Wednesday morning, the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) and the state’s Public Service Commission (PSC) held a public meeting to solicit preliminary input from stakeholders including utility companies, environmental groups and consumer advocates. Finally, Arkansas is starting to talk about thinking about how to address climate change.

Arkansas PSC Chair Colette Honorable emerges as potential FERC leader

I'd mentioned some weeks ago that the name of Colette Honorable, chair of the Arkansas Public Service Commission, had been floated as a potential appointee to head the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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