Regulatory Counsel

Key Responsibilities: Advise on federal, regional, and provincial/state regulatory frameworks governing the development, ownership, and operation of electric generation and transmission assets Provide day-to-day counsel on FERC regulations (including EWG, QF and Standards of Conduct), compliance programs, internal policies, training and audits Support development and commercial teams on interconnection, transmission service, and market participation strategies across U.S. and Canadian markets Interpret and advise on RTO/ISO tariffs and market rules (e.g., ERCOT, PJM, MISO, CAISO, NYISO, ISO-NE) and emerging regulatory developments Provide regulatory input into commercial arrangements, including PPAs, LGIAs, transmission service agreements, trading agreements and asset management structures Advise on commodity trading arrangements and energy market risk allocation and mitigation, including Dodd-Frank and CFTC Support energy regulatory aspects of the due diligence and acquisition of electric power generation and transmission assets and businesses Support permitting of regulated assets Lead and manage regulatory filings, proceedings, and stakeholder engagement, including interactions with FERC, RTOs/ISOs and Canadian regulatory bodies Partner cross-functionally with Development, Commercial, Energy Management, Regulatory Affairs, Compliance and Operations teams Coordinate and manage external counsel (including top-tier energy regulatory firms) on complex or strategic matters

Required: Juris Doctor (JD) and license to practice law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction 7-12+ years of experience in energy regulatory law Top-tier law firm training in energy regulatory or project development matters In-house legal experience at a reputable company Deep, practical expertise in: FERC regulations and Federal Power Act FERC Standards of Conduct (required) RTO/ISO market rules and transmission frameworks Strong analytical, drafting and problem-solving skills Ability to translate complex regulatory requirements into clear, actionable business guidance

Preferred: Experience supporting renewable energy platforms (wind, solar, storage) Familiarity with Canadian regulatory regimes Experience with NERC compliance and enforcement matters Background comparable to leading external energy regulatory counsel What Sets You Apart You bring a practical, commercially focused approach to complex regulatory issues You are comfortable operating independently and owning high-impact legal matters You thrive in a dynamic, collaborative environment with competing priorities You can balance business objectives with strict regulatory compliance requirements You have the credibility and judgment to serve as a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders

Why Join Us: Work on a diverse, North American renewable energy portfolio spanning development through operations Engage directly with complex, cutting-edge regulatory issues shaping the energy industry Collaborate with experienced internal teams and top-tier external counsel Play a key role enabling strategic growth while ensuring regulatory excellence