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In my experience, Scott Hempling's mastery of the complexities of 21st century public utility regulation is unmatched. Whether your perspective is that of a government lawyer, consumer advocate or utility counsel -- and I've held all of those positions -- you will find Hemplings analysis straightforward, carefully researched and impeccably logical. This book will be invaluable in helping all of us sort out the challenges facing todays utilities and their regulators. -- William J. Bullard, general counsel, Oklahoma Gas & Electric Most books that profess to be either a reference or a textbook are either sadly behind the curve or tediously written. This is neither; instead, it is must reading for the entire regulatory ecosystem. Hempling provokes us to think more deeply and more expansively about the nuances and responsibilities of regulatory law and policy in the 21st century. -- Larry Landis, commissioner, Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission For many years, Scott Hempling has been one of the most thoughtful and careful students of our nations public utility regulatory laws and policies. This volume will be an invaluable resource to both lawyers and non-lawyers who wish to understand and appreciate the legal framework in which our public utilities operate. -- Sonny Popowsky, former Consumer Advocate of Pennsylvania; former President, National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates This book is characterized by uncommonly clear writing and superb organization. It will be a joy and an invaluable resource for the veteran, essential reading for the newcomer. -- Robert Marritz, editor and publisher, ElectricityPolicy.com; founder, The Electricity Journal

Scott Hempling is an attorney in Silver Spring, MD. He is also a frequent author, expert witness, and presenter on the law of public utilities, as well as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University Law Center.