Utility & Insurance Regulation
Utility and insurance regulation can involve complex and time consuming administrative processes with significant ramifications for the regulated corporation. Fasken Martineau's team of utility and insurance regulation lawyers have experience in representing applicants and proponents in administrative hearings before tribunals such as the National Energy Board, British Columbia Utilities Commission, Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, Ontario Energy Board and the Quebec Regie de l'Energie.
We recognize the importance of a strategic, business-driven approach to regulatory proceedings, and can provide regulated clients with full service from strategy development and the preparation of applications and filings, through to the conclusion of any hearings, reviews or appeals. Our team of utility and insurance regulation lawyers has also represented intervening parties in the regulatory proceedings of other utilities.
Recent experience includes the following:
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Represented and advised crown and investor owned electricity transmission utilities in proceedings relating to, for instance, rate design, revenue requirements, capital plans, cost allocation, return on equity, and certificates of public convenience and necessity
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Represented and advised various gas distribution and transmission utilities in proceedings relating to, for instance, rate design, revenue requirements, capital plans, cost allocation, return on equity, and certificates of public convenience and necessity
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Represented and advised British Columbia's public automobile insurance company in proceedings relating to, for instance, rate design, revenue requirements, capital plans, cost allocation, return on equity, and certificates of public convenience and necessity.
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