Energy: Power (Regulatory) | Canada

Glenn Zacher regularly acts as lead counsel in significant regulatory matters across the Canadian power space, including infrastructure approvals and rate regulatory proceedings. He is based in Toronto.

John Vellone is held in high regard for his electricity and infrastructure practice, providing counsel on project financing and procurement. He also provides regulatory advice to both public and private clients in the power sector. He is national leader of Borden Ladner Gervais' energy, resources and renewable sector and is based in Toronto.

Richard King offers expertise in energy regulation and advises clients on environmental and aboriginal law issues relating to project development, regularly appearing before the Ontario Energy Board. He is based in Toronto.

Calgary-based Terri-Lee Oleniuk is sought out for her counsel on the regulatory aspects of renewable project developments, appearing before the Alberta Utilities Commission regarding project applications and regulatory disputes. She is the co-lead of the Blake, Cassels & Graydon's National energy regulatory group.

Vancouver-based Clara Ferguson's growing power practice sees her advising on regulatory compliance matters across BC and Alberta. She represents major utility clients in a wide array of proceedings, including facilities applications and market design.

David Stevens of Aird & Berlis handles a range of regulatory matters for his electric utility clients, offering particular expertise in the Ontario market.

As co-head of the firm's projects and infrastructure group, Patrick Duffy provides regulatory counsel on a wide range of transactions in the energy sector. He offers additional experience of environmental regulation out of the team's Toronto office.

Deirdre Sheehan's regulatory expertise spans both the power and renewable sectors, frequently representing her clients before the Alberta Utilities Commission.

Calgary-based Dennis Langen has experience guiding clients through energy regulatory regimes and frameworks. He also advises companies before the AUC, in applications for various renewable projects and complaints.

Calgary-based Kimberly Howard advises clients on a range of regulatory work, including supporting lenders, developers and power purchasers throughout the project development life cycle.

Nicolas Dubé's practice sees him advising businesses on regulatory law in the energy sector, as well as environmental law and litigation. In particular, he regularly represents clients before the Quebec Energy Board. He is based in Montréal.

Based out of Toronto, Reena Goyal provides advocacy and advisory services to both private and public sector clients, with a strong focus on electricity regulation.