A seasoned lawyer prior to beginning her service on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in June 2024, FERC Commissioner Lindsay S. See brings a thoughtful, collaborative approach to her work on the Commission.
2025 EBA Chapter Election Results
During September and early October, seven chapters held elections to fill board vacancies dues to expiring terms. We look forward to seeing the activities and developments of the incoming chapter leadership!
2025 EBA Energy Forum Recap
A look back at the 2025 EBA Energy Forum held in Washington, DC on September 15-16, 2025. See EBA Award winners, the ALJ Reception, and more!
2025 EBA Energy Forum
Want to revisit some of the 2025 EBA Energy Forum’s best moments? Check out our photo gallery!
FERC Commissioner David Rosner Lays Out Ambitious Agenda
An Interview with FERC Commissioner David Rosner
2025 EBA Annual Meeting & Conference Recap
A look back at the 2025 EBA Annual Meeting & Conference, EBA Award winners, CFEBA Fundraising Gala, and more!
2025 EBA Annual Meeting & Conference Photo Gallery
Want to revisit some of the 2025 EBA Annual Meeting’s best moments? Check out our photo gallery!
New FERC Chairman Mark C. Christie Aims to Keep Things Running Smoothly at FERC Despite Challenges
An Interview with FERC Chairman Mark C. Christie
Scope 3 Emissions and the Energy Transition: A Glimpse into the Regulatory Challenges and Corporate Disclosure Practices in the Oil and Gas Industry
The complexities of Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions disclosures in the oil and gas sector highlight significant regulatory challenges and varied corporate practices among industry leaders. Scope 3 emissions, which account for most of the sector’s carbon footprint, illuminate systemic barriers to achieving global climate goals.
Considerations When Evaluating a Request for a Track I, Track II, or Track III Procedural Schedule
Cases set for hearing before the Commission vary in size, scope, and complexity. Consequently, the Commission offers three distinct procedural tracks that are designed to accommodate the differing needs or circumstances of various cases.