State Attorneys General have sweeping powers to launch investigations
and bring enforcement actions on behalf of states or consumers as part
of their core missions to protect the public interest within their
states. But increasingly, states’ particular interests are spilling
outside of their borders through multi-state litigation challenging the
implementation of Federal government policy priorities and enforcement
actions against national or multi-national companies, sometimes with
minimal ties to the state itself. With the Supreme Court and lower
federal courts exercising their authority of judicial review to cede
more power to the states, what does this power shift mean for the energy
industry as state and federal priorities clash or complement one
another in the energy transition.
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