Federal Power Commission v. Conway Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Title VII bars racial discrimination “against whites on the same terms as racial discrimination against nonwhites”
• accepting assumption that the Commission could not remedy a utility's discrimination between wholesale (jurisdictional) rates and retail (nonjurisdictional) rates by ordering increases in the latter
• directing FERC to consider “anticompetitive effects” of conduct alleged to have violated § 205 of the Federal Power Act
• accepting assumption that the Commission could not remedy a utility’s discrimination between wholesale (jurisdictional) rates and retail (nonjurisdictional) rates by ordering increases in the latter
• requiring agency to consider price-squeeze challenges to an electric utility's proposed wholesale rates
• addressing price squeeze and finding that a reasonable rate can be discriminatory

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