...avail ourselves of some additional expertise before we plunge into this new and difficult area, and to allow the relevant administrative agency to attempt...only reaches the right result, but does so by way of ratemaking criteria free of the prob_lems that appear to exist in the ICC's approach. See note 24 supra....

...avail ourselves of some additional expertise before we plunge into this new and difficult area, and to allow the relevant administrative agency to attempt...only reaches the right result, but does so by way of ratemaking criteria free of the problems that appear to exist in the ICC's approach. See note 24 supra....

...avail ourselves of some additional expertise before we plunge into this new and difficult area, and to allow the relevant administrative agency to attempt...only reaches the right result, but does so by way of ratemaking criteria free of the problems that appear to exist in the ICC's approach. See note 24 supra....

...reconsideration. 5 The court wanted to allow the m Commission "to build a viable modern precedent . . . that not only reaches the right result, but does so by way of ratemaking criteria free of the problems that appear to exist in the ICC's approach." 8 In 1982, the...

...approving its challenged methodology without an adequate re-examination, and then advising the FERC "...to attempt for itself to build a viable modern precedent for use in future cases...." The FERC then, and to a large measure still today, had before it the following basic decisions: What...

...approving its challenged methodology without an adequate re-examination, and then advising the FERC "...to attempt for itself to build a viable modern precedent for use in future cases . . . . " The FERC then, and to a large measure still today, had before it the following basic decisions:...

...pipeline jurisdiction had been transferred by the Department of Energy Organization Act of 1977 in order, "to allow the relevant administrative agency to attempt for itself to build a viable modern [emphasis added] precedent for use in future cases that not only reaches the right result, but does...

...semblance of established ratemaking theory.'" Hence the Court of Appeals found "it • • * logical to allow the relevant administrative agency to attempt for itself to build a viable precedent for we in future cases that not only reaches the right 'suit but does so by way of ratemaking...