Former Federal Energy Regulatory Commission member, Tony Clark, has been chosen to head the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, the country’s main group representing state utility regulators. Clark will join the group on Oct. 1, serving as executive director-elect. He is set to become executive director on Jan. 1 2025, a day after Greg White announced his retirement date. Clark was a Republican commissioner at FERC from 2012 to 2016, known for his vocal support of the Clean Power Plan, issued by EPA under then-President Barack Obama.

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