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Katharine A. Coffey, a Real Estate Partner, has a new leadership post after being tapped as vice chair of the firm's corporate and business law department.
Day Pitney advises developers, contractors, utilities, power marketers, lenders and other investors on matters relating to the development and commercial operation of renewable energy projects. Our attorneys have counseled clients on a wide variety of green power projects: wind, solar, hydroelectric, biomass, geothermal, landfill gas, smart grid, energy storage, fuel cells, micro grids, energy efficiency and demand-side management. Our team includes lawyers focusing primarily on energy law, environmental law, real estate, finance, mergers and acquisitions, tax law, and intellectual property.
Our team has substantial regulatory and transactional experience, which makes us different from most other firms with a renewable energy practice. As experienced regulatory lawyers, we guide clients through federal, state and local laws and regulations and represent clients before regulatory commissions and other governmental bodies. As experienced energy transactional lawyers, we work on billions of dollars' worth of acquisitions, divestitures and financings for a variety of renewable power projects. We routinely negotiate and prepare purchase and sale, loan, power purchase, and sale agreements as well as real estate, construction and procurement contracts.
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Our team has assisted on projects all over the United States and internationally, often on cutting-edge matters. Some examples follow:
On March 7, Day Pitney Energy Associate Margaret Czepiel is moderating the "Interconnection Is the Word of the Decade – What Do Recent FERC and State Orders Mean for DER and Transmission Project Development?" panel at the 2024 NECA Energy Conference.
On October 10, Day Pitney Energy Partner Joseph H. Fagan will be speaking at the Energy Bar Association's "Mid-Year Energy Forum – Regulating a Modern Resource Mix," conference.
Day Pitney is a sponsor of the New England Women in Energy and the Environment (NEWIEE) 2022 Women Shaping the Agenda Event, "Doing Well By Doing Good," taking place on August 3 at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford, CT. This year's event is about the business of ESG and how it's driving positive change in energy and the environment.
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Day Pitney Energy Attorneys Eric Runge, Evan C. Reese, III, and Margaret Czepiel authored the article, "How FERC Proposal Will Guide Clean Grid Development," for Law360.
Katharine A. Coffey, a Real Estate Partner, has a new leadership post after being tapped as vice chair of the firm's corporate and business law department.
Day Pitney Partners Sebastian M. Lombardi and Evan C. Reese, III, have been named to the 2024 Lawdragon 500 Leading Energy Lawyers list.
The arrival of new Energy Partner Valerie Green was featured in the Law360 article, "Day Pitney Brings on Energy Atty with Regulatory Focus."
The news of Valerie Green joining Day Pitney as a partner in the firm's Energy practice was featured in Bloomberg Law article, "Day Pitney Brings On Green as Energy Partner in Washington, DC."
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