This correspondence responds to Senator Cortez Masto’s December 12, 2018, letter requesting an update from Bernard L. McNamee as to the guidance sought and received from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s Designated Agency Ethics Official (DAEQ) concerning matters that may be heard by McNamee as a Commissioner.

Ethics guidance provides crucial new limits based on McNamee’s prior work on the Trump bailout efforts

FOIA documents reveal that industry demands were directly reflected in bogus DOE coal bailout plans

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission didn’t buy the Department of Energy’s claim that we need coal around “just in case.”

Challenges proposed multi-billion dollar handout to the oldest, dirtiest power plants

Comments of Public Interest Organizations, Environmental Defense Fund, Natural Resources Defense Council, Sierra Club, Earthjustice, Sustainable FERC Project, Union Of Concerned Scientists, The Center For Biological Diversity, The Environmental Law & Policy Center, The Southern Environmental Law Center, Conservation Law Foundation, Environmental Working Group, and Fresh Energy