Mike Nasi Reviews Energy Law Developments for State Bar Public Utility Law Section

August 22, 2017 | Speaking Engagements



Jackson Walker partner Mike Nasi recently spoke on changes to various energy regulations under the Trump administration at the State Bar of Texas Public Utility Law Section Annual Meeting and Seminar. His presentation, titled “Energy Under Trump: Impacts of the 2017 Election,” covered several energy topics affecting public utilities, including the Regional Haze Rule, greenhouse gas rules, the ozone NAAQS rule, and MATS and CCR rules.

The bulk of his presentation compared these regulations before and after the election of President Donald Trump whose administration has ushered in more energy-friendly policies. While the majority of his presentation focused on energy in Texas, he also covered regulations in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma.

For more details, view Mike’s full presentation.

Mike Nasi is an environmental and energy attorney who has practiced before state and federal environmental and energy agencies and appellate courts for 24 years. He counsels clients on compliance, permitting, and enforcement defense on the following federal (and related state) programs: Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Solid Waste Disposal Act, Endangered Species Act, and National Environmental Policy Act.

Mike is Chairman of the State Bar of Texas Environmental and Natural Resources Law Section and serves on the faculty for Rice University’s “Leadership & Decision Making in the Energy Industry” course and as a guest lecturer in the  “Energy Law & Policy” course at the University of Texas Law School.