It is about subsidizing certain players in the electricity market at the expense of consumers and other generators.

His proposal is not about regulation and markets--which is what the Federal Power Act tasks FERC with--it's about subsidizing certain players in the electricity market.

Worse still, this is a proposal that is not supported by the facts or even by the Secretary's own grid reliability report.

I recognize that we're dealing with very complicated markets and the average consumer is going to leave it to you.

I urge FERC to reject this proposal and hope that all my colleagues, on both sides of the aisle, will join me in helping move our policies forward toward a more resilient, reliable, and cost effective grid that benefits all consumer…

Well, you know, that is in my district, so I appreciate your commenting on it.

It is long past time for us to deal with the realities and risks we face due to the change in climate.

Climate change, in my opinion, is having the effects that were anticipated by the scientific community, and yet the Trump administration and the congressional Republican leadership continue to stick their heads in the sand.

One would hope that the hurricanes and fires of the recent months have served as a wake-up call for some of my Republican colleagues.

Now last week, the interim CEO announced that by January 31st of 2018 Equifax would make locking and unlocking of a person's Equifax credit report free forever.

fraud is a huge opportunity for Equifax. It is a massive, growing business for us.

Consumers do not have any say in whether or not Equifax collects and shares their data.