Who we serve · Energy

Siting, permitting, and the regulatory path to energization.

Local siting, education, and outreach for utility-scale energy projects in Louisiana — with the legislative, Public Service Commission, and parish work sequenced into one project timeline.

High-voltage transmission lines crossing Louisiana

The problem we are hired to solve

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Local opposition arrives before the permit does.

Local siting, education, and outreach are the difference between a project that energizes and one that stalls in a parish meeting.

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The PSC docket decides the economics.

Load agreements, tariffs, and interconnection terms are argued in dockets and technical conferences — where we practice.

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Four regulatory layers, one timeline.

State legislature, Public Service Commission, utility, and parish approvals must be sequenced, not handled one at a time.

Verified outcomes

Results, not rhetoric.

Every figure below is a specific policy, funding, or regulatory outcome. Full detail sits on the impact page.

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2ndSystemic & milestone impact

State in the nation — after New York — to enact a virtual-currency business licensing framework, at our request on behalf of a client (Act 341, 2020).

145Financial impact

Federal SBIR / STTR research awards secured by Louisiana firms in the five years after our innovation-fund advocacy — up from 54 in the prior five-year period.

Who does the work

Practice before the PSC

We practice before the Legislature, the Public Service Commission, and state agencies — the three venues where energy projects are actually decided.

Parish-level outreach

Siting, education, and community outreach carried out locally, ahead of the vote rather than after it.

Energy policy publishing

A decade of published analysis on Louisiana's transmission, solar, and market-structure questions.

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