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	Lilliput Now (February 2008)
	Saving Private Renewables (January 2008)
	Casablanca (December 2007)
	Of Turnips and Tulips and Carbon (November 2007)
	Big Green / Big Blue / Big U (October 2007)
	Carbon Hazing Alert (September 2007)
	Green The Bloody Butterfly (August 2007)
	Snow White Vs. Green Goddess (July 2007)
	When Barbie Met RECs (May 2007)
	Kermitology (April 2007)
	Tip-In Point (March 2007)
	Push Me -- Pull You Policy Power Pet (February 2007)
	Surge Control (January 2007)
	Candle Power 2007 (December 2006)
	RECs' Scriveners (November 2006)
	Carbon: Tipping Point or Urban Legend? (October 2006)
	The Guarantee Hump (September 2006)
	Mini-Merchant Maximization (August 2006)
	Nuggets in the EPACT Pan (July 2006)
	Casper's OATTs (June 2006)
	Carbon Wildcatting (May 2006)
	Wind in the Weeds (April 2006)
	Quick QF Quiz Show (March 2006)
	FTRs: How Square is the New Deal (February 2006)
	Monitoring the Urge to Merge (January 2006)
	WWDD-2006 Preamble (December 2005)
	Storm Winds of 2005 (November 2005)
	RECs SECTS (October 2005)
	Storm Winds of 2005 (September 2005)
	Still Energy Policy Still (August 2005)
	Secure Clean Giant (July 2005)
	Stampede (June 2005)
	Don't Know Much About History (May 2005)
	Don't Know Much About History (April 2005)
	Smashing the Green Atom (March 2005)
	The Power of Color (February 2005)
	New Year Bon MOTS (January 2005)
	Dis-Extrapolationism (December 2004)
	Forever Young, Forever Morning After (November 2004)
	Eye of the Hurricane (October 2004)
	Terror (September 2004)
	Code Orange For Power Competition (August 2004)
	Cicada Glossary (July 2004)
	Storm Clouds Over Olympus (June 2004)
	Name This Tune (May 2004)
	Grid Poker: Tipped Hand? (April 2004)
	Grid Poker (March 2004)
	Mad Cow Lock Up (February 2004)
	FERC's 2004 Guidelines (January 2004)
	Splash (December 2003)
	Blackout Janus (November 2003)
	"Desert Sand(storm) - Arabian Night" (October 2003)
	"Summer Reruns" (September 2003)
	Wooden Wall (August 2003)
	"Of Yogurt, Energy, and E-Q-Tel" (July 2003)
	"SMDWhite Flag Paper Caper" (June 2003)
	Renewing Renewables (May 2003)
	Carrot Upside-Down Cake (April 2003)
	Looking Reality In The Face: The Need For A New Approach (March 2003)
	Transmission: The Next Unintended Consequence (February 2003)
	The Big Sweep (January 2003)
	2003 Dirty Dozen Annual Predictions (December 2002)
	"Big Bear and the Policy Wonk" (November 2002)
	"Fall Fashion Preview: Standard Market Design" (October 2002)
	Green Line Tracks (September 2002)
	"Doggone" (August 2002)
	"Men in Black - Get Shorty" (July 2002)
	"Lot" (June 2002)
	"Men in Black - Get Shorty" (May 2002)
	Alice in Powerland (April 2002)
	Geezer at the Wake (March 2002)
	Frodo's Physics and Gandalf's Pretzel (February 2002)
	Dr. FERC: Band-Aid/CAT Scan/Cure (January 2002)
	Federalism and the Dead Poets Society (December 2001)
	911 - P3 - Power (November 2001)
	Wagon Train (October 2001)
	Hard Green Machine (September 2001)
	Thrysistor Park (August 2001)
	Caps In The Ring (July 2001)
	"--Through A Spectrally Selective Glazing System, Darkly" (June 2001)
	Dumbing Us Down On PUHCA Repeal (May 2001)
	The Calm Before The Perfect Storm (April 2001)
	California Dreaming (March 2001)
	California: Reality TV As Energy Policy (February 2001)
	A Digital Electric Christmas Carol (January 2001)
	Lifting the Siege of San Diego (December 2000)
	Lifting the Siege of San Diego (November 2000)
	Big Bang Bungle (October 2000)
	Of Air and Power Rage (September 2000)
	Demand Common Sense (August 2000)
	e2e vs General Edison OnLine (July 2000)
	Front Page Dream (June 2000)
	Please Don't Squeeze The X-Factor (May 2000)
	Shiekawatts vs. Negawatts (April 2000)
	Ready For Reddykwh.com? (March 2000)
	Order 2000: Transco to Go -- Or No? (February 2000)
	Centennial: History's Little Electric Lessons (January 2000)
	Steaming: The Merchant Power Legislative Situation (December 1999)
	Retail: The Halls of Montezeuma (November 1999)
	National Power League: Zebras Under Pressure (October 1999)
	Power Poker: Nuclear Flush vs. Dereg Straight (September 1999)
	Power Dereg: Another Season, Another Reason... (August 1999)
	High Stakes/High Wires (July 1999)
	Real Time Open Architecture Rulemaking (June 1999)
	CECA '99 - Luck of the CAW (May 1999)
	Electric Articles of Confederation (April 1999)
	Buying Time: The New Electric Dialectic (March 1999)
	Etch-A-Sketch Energy Legislation (February 1999)
	Top Ten Predictions for the Twentieth's Finale (January 1999)
	Near Beer on Pike's Peak (December 1998)
	Merchant Champion (November 1998)
	Powering The Yankee Merchant Clipper (October 1998)
	Y2K: Beast From The Cyber Deep (September 1998)
	Seeking Spike's Sire (Desperately) (August 1998)
	Applying the Latin American Development Model To North America (July 1998)
	Overhauling the Power Paradigm 98 Transmission (June 1998)
	Banking on Energy: A Reflection on Patterns of Deregulation (May 1998)
	The New Domestic Privatization (April 1998)
	A Matter of Surprising Significance (March 1998)
	Take or Pay: Tax Exempt Financing in a Competitive Market (February 1998)
	The Securitization Dance Hall Tango (January 1998)
	Sphinx Redux Dangers (December 1997)
	The New Merchant Mantra (November 1997)
	A Merchant Power Fable: The Englishman's Patient's (October 1997)
	All Power To Lilliput: The Emerging Ground War For Competitive Markets (September 1997)
	Viva Las Vegas (August 1997)
	Convergence Commoditization: A Survival Guide For Corner Grocery Store Owners (July 1997)
	DOE Privitization Tool Kit Gridlock (June 1997)
	Open Access/Open Sesame: A Power Marketer's Guide To The Proposed New Legislation (May 1997)
	Dew Convergence (April 1997)
	Rock and Roll: Revelation and Reliability (March 1997)
	The Urge To Converge (February 1997)
	Air Wars (January 1997)

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Roger Feldman is in the Washington DC office of Andrews Kurth, LLP [202-662-3048; rogerfeldman@andrewskurth.com], where he is a senior member of the Clean and Renewable Energy Group.  He chairs the American Bar Association Special Committee on Energy and Environmental Finance and is a director of the American Council on Renewable Energy.  He specializes in energy/environmental finance and environmental/utility regulatory matters for over 30 years of practice, and has been selected as one of the Best Lawyers in America for the past several years.