Pamela T. Wu

Pam advises clients seeking to transition their operations to achieve their climate and decarbonization goals. She counsels clients as they acquire, divest, invest in, and/or develop hydrogen assets and infrastructure, electric vehicle charging stations and infrastructure, renewable assets, electric generation and transmission assets, and natural gas facilities as they work toward their net-zero carbon emission goals. Pam provides guidance on related federal and state regulatory issues and implications and on structuring those investments and transactions to minimize regulatory compliance concerns, risks, and obligations.

In addition, Pam represents clients in administrative litigation before FERC in rate and tariff proceedings and advises clients on FERC-regulated tariffs and compliance with the Federal Power Act, Natural Gas Act, and Interstate Commerce Act. Pam also counsels clients that seek and hold market-based rate authority and related regulatory and compliance obligations.

Pam also counsels and defends clients in nonpublic energy and commodities enforcement actions initiated by the enforcement arms of FERC and the CFTC involving allegations of fraudulent or manipulative trading activity, violations of Independent System Operator or Regional Transmission Organization rules, and violations of FERC’s market-behavior rules. Pam advises clients on developing, enhancing, and implementing effective energy regulatory compliance programs. She also counsels clients in connection with FERC audits.