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2025 Gas and Power eConference

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2025 Gas and Power eConference
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The 2025 Gas and Power Institute features timely topics relevant to the gas and power industry in light of the changing landscape of rules, regulation, legislation, and environmental requirements. The Institute also provides essential information and resources on the latest industry and market climate.

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  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 7.00 | 1.00 ethics
  • Credit Info
  • TX, CA, OK, PA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 12/31/2026

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1. Nuts and Bolts of Battery Tolling Agreement (Dec 2025)

Craig R. Enochs, Brandon Lobb

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Session 1 —36 mins 0.50

Nuts and Bolts of Battery Tolling Agreement (Dec 2025)

Battery storage on a commercial scale has exploded in recent years. One way companies have sought to reap the benefits batteries provide without undertaking the developmental and operational risk of owning a battery is via tolling agreements. However, these agreements raise a number of risks parties should bear in mind before entering into these tolling agreements. Address some of these risks from the position of the tolling party interested in signing a battery tolling agreement with a battery developer.

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Craig R. Enochs, Reed Smith LLP - Houston, TX
Brandon Lobb, Troutman Pepper Locke - Houston, TX

2. Texas Energy Fund Update (Dec 2025)

Alaina Zermeno

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Session 2 —36 mins 0.50

Texas Energy Fund Update (Dec 2025)

A review of the PUCT’s implementation efforts for Texas Energy Fund legislation and where we are in bringing new, TEF-funded dispatchable generation into the ERCOT system. The discussion includes an overview of the Projects which have survived the TEF In-ERCOT Generation Loan diligence process and the reasons why some Projects have failed to do so. 

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Alaina Zermeno, Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX

3. Watt’s New? Legal & Regulatory Shifts Impacting Texas Energy (Dec 2025)

Michael J. Nasi, Michele Richmond

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Session 3 —48 mins 0.75

Watt’s New? Legal & Regulatory Shifts Impacting Texas Energy (Dec 2025)

A discussion of recent developments in the regulatory landscape, from statutory and rule changes to court decisions, as well as political and business considerations impacting the energy industry.

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Michael J. Nasi, Jackson Walker LLP - Austin, TX
Michele Richmond, Texas Competitive Power Advocates - Austin, TX

4. Legislative Insight Panel (Dec 2025)

Carolyn E. Shellman, Will McAdams, Bill Moore, Tom Oney

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Session 4 —61 mins 1.00

Legislative Insight Panel (Dec 2025)

Discuss notable legislation that passed and did not pass, and corresponding perspectives on the regulatory landscape in Texas.

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Carolyn E. Shellman, Butler Snow LLP - Austin, TX
Will McAdams, McAdams Energy Group, LLC and Texas Lobby Strategies - Austin, TX
Bill Moore, Butler Snow LLP - Austin, TX
Tom Oney, Lower Colorado River Authority - Austin, TX

5. Keynote Presentation (Dec 2025)

Katherine C. Piper

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Session 5 —28 mins 0.50

Keynote Presentation (Dec 2025)

Presented By: Katherine C. Piper, Calpine Corporation

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Katherine C. Piper, Calpine Corporation - Houston, TX

6. Data Center Large Loads: Legal Principles (Dec 2025)

Carrie Collier-Brown

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Session 6 —29 mins 0.50

Data Center Large Loads: Legal Principles (Dec 2025)

Explore the complex regulatory considerations in interconnecting data centers to the grid and co-locating with generation resources in private use networks in Texas. 

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Carrie Collier-Brown, Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX

7. Underground Natural Gas Storage in Texas: Back from the Dead (Dec 2025)

Edmund Knolle

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Session 7 —33 mins 0.50

Underground Natural Gas Storage in Texas: Back from the Dead (Dec 2025)

A brief review of the natural gas storage developments in Texas, drivers of new demand, limits on supply, and current developments on the Gulf Coast.

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Edmund Knolle, Gulf Coast Midstream Partners - Houston, TX

8. Perspectives on Large Load Project Development and Interconnection in ERCOT (Dec 2025)

Meghan E. Griffiths, Kelly Frazier, Clayton Greer, Jillian Piccione

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Session 8 —41 mins 0.75

Perspectives on Large Load Project Development and Interconnection in ERCOT (Dec 2025)

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Meghan E. Griffiths, Jackson Walker LLP - Austin, TX
Kelly Frazier, Targa Resources Corp. - Houston, TX
Clayton Greer, Cholla Energy, LLC - Plano, TX
Jillian Piccione, Rowan Digital Infrastructure - Denver, CO

9. Ensuring Reliable Natural Gas Supply and Transportation: Key Commercial and Legal Considerations (Dec 2025)

Jesse S. Lotay, Heather Waters

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Session 9 —21 mins 0.25

Ensuring Reliable Natural Gas Supply and Transportation: Key Commercial and Legal Considerations (Dec 2025)

A stable and dependable natural gas supply is critical to the efficient and uninterrupted operation of large end users. Discuss the practical challenges and strategic considerations that commercial and legal teams must navigate—during both project development and ongoing operations. Considerations include pipeline infrastructure, tariffs, and managing supply-demand imbalances, all of which impact operational continuity, cost predictability, and regulatory compliance.

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Jesse S. Lotay, Jackson Walker LLP - Houston, TX
Heather Waters, Jackson Walker LLP - Houston, TX

10. The Challenge of Meeting the Transmission Needs of the Oil and Gas Industry and the Growing Texas Economy (Dec 2025)

Diana M. Liebmann, Lori Cobos, Liz Jones, Warren Lasher

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Session 10 —48 mins 0.75

The Challenge of Meeting the Transmission Needs of the Oil and Gas Industry and the Growing Texas Economy (Dec 2025)

Oil and gas development and electrification efforts in the Permian Basin highlighted the need for a more proactive approach to transmission development. Recent interconnection requests from industrial facilities and data centers have shown that the need for more transmission spans the entire state. Discuss recent regulatory and grid planning initiatives designed to jump start transmission development in the Permian Basin and throughout the state.    

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Diana M. Liebmann, Haynes Boone, LLP - San Antonio, TX
Lori Cobos, Cobos Strategies, LLC - Austin, TX
Liz Jones, Oncor Electric Delivery - Austin, TX
Warren Lasher, Lasher Energy Consulting - Austin, TX

11. Avoiding Ethical and Sanctions Risks using AI-based Legal Research (Dec 2025)

Scott Rothenberg

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Session 11 —57 mins 1.00 | 1.00 ethics

Avoiding Ethical and Sanctions Risks using AI-based Legal Research (Dec 2025)

Hundreds of lawyers and law firms around the country face sanctions or grievance problems resulting from the use of AI-based legal research. Learn how you can avoid the traps that snared your unfortunate colleagues.

Originally presented: Oct 2025 Gas and Power Institute

Scott Rothenberg, Law Offices of Scott Rothenberg - Bellaire, TX