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Larry Eisenstat joined Dickstein Shapiro LLP in 1985, and leads the firm's Energy Practice. He also serves on the firm's Executive and Compensation Committees. He has considerable experience handling both regulatory and transactional matters, as well as litigation, antitrust, compliance, and enforcement matters on behalf of both energy and non-energy companies. He also devotes a substantial part of his time in connection with energy policy, strategic planning, investment, and corporate reorganization matters. |
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1985
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Antitrust
Energy
Compliance, Investigations, and Enforcement
Corporate & Finance
Energy Litigation
Government Law & Strategy
Litigation
NERC Reliability Standards
Public Policy & Law
Regulatory
Renewables
Transactions
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University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, Illinois,
1985
J.D.The University of Chicago,
1982
B.A.
Major: Political Science |
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| A Change in Climate: Challenges for Energy Companies from State Attorneys General, 2009
A Change in Climate: Challenges for Energy Companies from State Attorneys General, Law360, January 26, 2009
Why Not RFPs?, November/December, 2008
Wind and Nuclear: ‘Tis Beauty in the Beasts, July/August, 2008
Increasing the Pace of Electric Transmission Construction, May/June, 2008
Breaking the Renewables Log Jam, November/December, 2007
Re-Regulation is not the Solution to High Prices, September/October, 2007
A Federal Mandate Requires Federal Action, July/August, 2007
What’s Left of Mobile-Sierra, March/April, 2007
Interconnection and Transmission Funding Arrangements in Wind Power Development, First Quarter, 2007
Building a Billion Dollar Power Plant, November/December, 2006
FERC’s Station Power Policies, September/October, 2006
Psst - Wanna Build a Power Plant?, July/August, 2006
Benefit of Counsel: Removing Impediments to Wind and Other Renewable Resources, May/June, 2006
Benefit of Counsel: PURPA Lives, March/April, 2006
Why Can’t I Just Retire my Plant?, November/December, 2005
Why Law? What Law? Generators Selling in RTO Markets Still Have Control Over Their Rates, September/October, 2005
Nondiscriminatory Transmission Cannot Ensure Competition, July/August, 2005
Success of Wind Energy Requires Immediate Changes in Federal Policies, March/April, 2005
Save Your Local Utility, August 16, 2004
A Market Access Plan for Vertically Integrated Utilities, August, 2004
Carrots & Competition: Shouldn’t Utilities Earn a ‘Return’ on Purchased Power?, May/June, 2004
Rethinking the Near-Term Platform for Achieving Competitive Wholesale Markets, May, 2003
Emerging Liability Issues for the New Electric Power Industry, March, 1998
Energy Focus, November, 1997 |
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| Lecturer, Energy Related Issues, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, National Association of State of Regulatory CommissionTransmission Services: A Developer’s Perspective, AWEA Wind & Transmission WorkshopFERC and CFTC Audits and Investigations: Responses and Approaches for Mitigating Penalties and Reputational Harm, American Conference Institute: Energy Trading ComplianceCapital Markets Outlook, Infocast Projects & Money ConferenceWind and Solar Opportunities for Utilities, Argyle Executive Forum’s 2008 Leadership in Utilities eventWhat to Do If You Are Faced with a Compliance Audit or Investigation, FERC Compliance Summit 2008Transaction Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges, Argyle Executive Forum – 2008 Deal Making in the Energy SectorWind Energy 101: Fundamentals of Wind Energy, WINDPOWER 2008 Conference & ExhibitionSolutions for Using the Grid Better: Making New Transmission Products Work, AWEA and CanWEA Wind & Transmission WorkshopEnergy and Private Equity: Redefining the Incumbent and Alternative Energy World, Deal Making in the Energy Sector, Argyle Executive Forum 2007Open Access Transmission Tariff Reform, Energy Bar Association Annual MeetingEmerging Issues in U.S. Energy Policy: Developments in Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Executive Briefing & Cocktail ReceptionCurrent Regulatory Issues Associated with Wind Energy, AWEA Fall SymposiumAvailable Transmission Capacity, Now you see it, now you don’t?, Infocast - OATT Reform: Revisiting the Open Access Transmission TariffOATT Reform NOPR, What’s Missing – But Not Forgotten, Hopefully, Infocast - OATT Reform: Revisiting the Open Access Transmission TariffGenerator Interconnection: An Evaluation of Interconnection and Transmission Funding Arrangements on Wind Power Development, AWEA: Windpower 2006 ConferenceRegulatory Issues Facing Wind Energy SuppliersAWEA Annual ConferenceUnderstanding FERC and Order 888 – Past, Present and FutureWashington Update, Southeastern Electric Exchange Rate Section Meeting,
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April 30, 2004Power Generation – Utility RFPs and IPP Generation, Seattle, WA,
October 21, 2004
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District of Columbia Bar
MemberPennsylvania Bar Association
MemberAmerican Bar Association
Member, Sections of Energy & Environmental, Antitrust & LitigationFederal Energy Bar Association
Member, Sections of Energy & Environmental, Antitrust & Litigation |
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1953, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
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Energy
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