Exelon Wind 1, L.L.C. v. Donna Nelson, et a
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partEdward C. Prado, Circuit Judge
I concur in the majority’s carefully reasoned jurisdictional analysis. But I have serious reservations about the majority’s arguments on the merits, and I must therefore respectfully dissent. The effect of the majority’s opinion is to undermine an important federal program that promotes renewable energy. The majority rejects the considered view of the federal *401agency that authored the regulation in question and that enforces the program, based on nothing more than the state regulatory authority’s say-so. In doing so, the majority contravenes established principles of interpretation and…
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