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Provided by Kenneth W Irvin
KENNETH IRVIN is a co-leader of Sidley’s global Energy and Infrastructure practice. With over 30 years of experience, Ken has a leading practice representing financial institutions, utilities, independent power producers, developers, data center operators, hyperscalers, digital infrastructure investors, and energy marketers in high-stakes matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), including regulatory, enforcement, litigation, and transactional matters involving the U.S. wholesale electricity and natural gas markets.
Ken regularly leads precedent-setting proceedings under the Federal Power Act and Natural Gas Act, including Section 203 merger approvals; market-based rate authority, rate, and tariff litigation; reliability must-run proceedings; enforcement investigations; Order 712 asset management agreements; complex cross–regional transmission organization (RTO) market issues; and matters involving large-load facilities and co-located generation structures.
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Kenneth is an excellent attorney, a quick study, approachable and a very good communicator.
Kenneth is a terrific lawyer who not only dominates the law, but knows the industry like only a few do. His legal advice encompasses his commercial experience what makes him an excellent counsel.
Kenneth is an incredible lawyer. He knows all aspects of energy law, is very entrepreneurial and responsive to the needs of clients and counterparties.
Kenneth is an excellent attorney, a quick study, approachable and a very good communicator.
Kenneth is a terrific lawyer who not only dominates the law, but knows the industry like only a few do. His legal advice encompasses his commercial experience what makes him an excellent counsel.
Kenneth is an incredible lawyer. He knows all aspects of energy law, is very entrepreneurial and responsive to the needs of clients and counterparties.