Alexander L. Peterson

Associate


O: 202-393-1200 C: 202-365-1430

Alex focuses his practice on federal and state energy regulatory matters involving electric generation, transmission, and energy infrastructure, including regulatory, permitting, and transactional proceedings before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). His experience also includes energy regulatory matters before state public service commissions and municipalities. He advised utilities and clean energy developers on transmission and interconnection issues, project permitting, market-based rates and other FERC filings, Regional Transmission Organizations and Independent System Operator tariff proceedings, regulatory due diligence, and corporate transactions involving energy projects. Alex also represents clients in federal appellate litigation arising from FERC orders and rulemakings.

Prior to joining Wright & Talisman, Alex represented utilities and national clean energy developers in matters involving utility-scale solar, wind, and battery energy storage projects. He has extensive experience guiding clients through state and local permitting processes, obtaining regulatory approvals for major energy infrastructure projects, advising on transmission and interconnection issues, and supporting project development, financing, and other complex energy transactions.

Admissions

District of Columbia (practice limited to matters/proceedings before federal courts and agencies)

Illinois

Wisconsin

Education

University of Wisconsin Law School, J.D., magna cum laude (2021) (Wisconsin Law Review, Managing Editor)

Butler University, B.S., (2018)

Professional Activities

Energy Bar Association

Community Involvement

350 Wisconsin (Board Director)

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