An experienced legal team for all facets of energy regulation.
Local and regional energy and utility companies operate at the intersection of Vermont’s environmental laws and energy initiatives. Successful ventures require deep industry knowledge and skilled legal representation.
Our legal services for energy and public utility companies
Sheehey has been representing major clients in the Vermont energy industry for over 50 years. Our energy team has extensive experience guiding clients through the complexities of public utility transactions, operations, and compliance; whether that means advocating before the Vermont Public Utility Commission (PUC) or the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, negotiating complex power supply or commodity contracts, navigating complex rate cases, promoting innovation through alternative regulation, permitting vital transmission and distribution infrastructure or supporting our utility clients in providing the best customer service in the industry.
Our services include:
- Acquisition of new transmission and generation facilities
- Facilities sitings
- Utility mergers
- Rate settings
- Long-term power contracts
- Litigation before state and federal regulatory bodies, including the Vermont Public Utility Commission, Vermont Public Service Department and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
- Mediation
Representative Clients
- Green Mountain Power Corporation
- Vermont Electric Power Company
- Vermont Gas Systems, Inc.
Energy Law Attorneys
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