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Alternative Relicensing Strategies

Alternative Methods to Relicensing Hydroelectric Projects in a Changing Market

EPAct is a Timesaver for Hydroelectric Developers

A New Approach to Licensing: Wisconsin Electric's Wilderness Shores Settlement Agreement

Alignment of Costs and Beneficiaries During Relicensing

Federal and State Disputes Over Water Will Never be Resolved

Is There a Role for Science in Hydropower Relicensing?

Mandatory Conditioning Requirements: Strategies Following Bangor Hydro-Electric v. FERC, Rainsong v. FERC and Bennett v. Spear

Relicensing Hydropower: The Many Faces of Competition

The Flint River Project - A Curious Anomaly

Creative Conflict Resolution - Don Pedro Hydroelectric Project, California

Permitting of the Deep Creek Hydroelectric Project - A Paradigm for Cooperative Processes

FERC License Implementation and Lessons Learned

Run-of-River License Requirements, A Compliance Perspective

The Potential for Resolution of the Bucks-for-Fish Issue

Environmental Water Storage Account vs. Flow Requirements: A Model from the Platte River

Improving Performance of Generator Coolers

Montgomery Point Lock and Dam Navigable Pass Gate Equipment

Increased Profits from Low-head Hydropower Sites

Ice Harbor Dam Intake Gate Raise Project

 

 

 

 

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