Charis Mincavage
Advises large commercial and industrial customers on utility regulation, energy procurement, renewable projects, and regulatory disputes.
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Ken’s energy practice focuses on representing consumer-oriented interests in state and federal regulatory and appellate proceedings involving electricity, natural gas, and oil pipelines.
Ken regularly represents and advises clients on various transmission and market issues under the jurisdiction of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. He counsels industrial and commercial clients, including manufacturers and data centers, on energy supply arrangements and transactions. Ken also represents and advises clients on regulatory matters in alternative and renewable energy, transportation, water, and telecommunications. Additionally, Ken advises clients on the deployment of broadband services to unserved and underserved areas.
Before joining the firm, Ken served as assistant counsel in the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s Law Bureau, where he gained significant experience litigating matters of state and federal appellate public utilities. He represented the Commission on rulemakings before the Independent Regulatory Review Commission and advised the Commission on issues involving electric, gas, transportation, and water. He also advised the Commission on issues facing the retail competitive gas and electric markets.
Advises large commercial and industrial customers on utility regulation, energy procurement, renewable projects, and regulatory disputes.
Assists clients with utility law, regulatory compliance, and environmental litigation. Supports energy and water rate matters and procurement issues.
Represents developers in land use and zoning matters. Advises on municipal approvals for industrial, distribution, energy, utility, retail, mixed use, and residential projects.
Practices estate planning, business succession planning, and estate and trust administration. Advises multiple generations of successful families and their businesses.