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What's New: 2026 Federal Energy Policy Updates and Recent Decisions

Contains material from Mar 2026
What's New: 2026 Federal Energy Policy Updates and Recent Decisions
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Session 1: What's New? - Hear a lively update on developments affecting the renewable energy market.

Session 2: Federal Energy Policy - What a difference a year makes. The Trump administration has moved from an all-of-the-above energy strategy during the first term to obstruction of wind and solar projects. Eighty percent of new capacity additions to the grid this year are still expected to come from renewables. A panel of policy experts will share insights on how to deal with the obstacles and what to expect over the next year from Washington. 

Session 3: Federal Agency Updates - Another day, another permitting reform discussion. Hear about the current federal landscape for renewable energy projects, including the latest statutory and regulatory updates affecting projects proposed on federal lands and waters.

Includes: Video Captions Audio Transcript Paper Slides No Materials

  • Total Credit Hours:
  • 2.00
  • Credit Info
  • TX, CA, PA
  • TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2027
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Sessions

Credit
1. What's New? (Mar 2026)

Keith Martin

0.50 0.00 0.00 0.50
Downloadable Materials
Transcript (txt)
Slides (pdf) – 43 pgs

Session 1 —32 mins 0.50

What's New? (Mar 2026)

Hear a lively update on developments affecting the renewable energy market.

Originally presented: Jan 2026 Renewable Energy Law Institute

Keith Martin, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP - Washington, DC

2. Federal Energy Policy (Mar 2026)

Keith Martin, Michael Catanzaro, JC Sandberg, John Smirnow, Whitney Stanco

1.00 0.00 0.00 1.00
Downloadable Materials
Transcript (txt)
No Materials (pdf) – 1 pgs

Session 2 —58 mins 1.00

Federal Energy Policy (Mar 2026)

What a difference a year makes. The Trump administration has moved from an all-of-the-above energy strategy during the first term to obstruction of wind and solar projects. Eighty percent of new capacity additions to the grid this year are still expected to come from renewables. A panel of policy experts will share insights on how to deal with the obstacles and what to expect over the next year from Washington.

Originally presented: Jan 2026 Renewable Energy Law Institute

Keith Martin, Norton Rose Fulbright US LLP - Washington, DC
Michael Catanzaro, CGCN Group - Washington, DC
JC Sandberg, American Clean Power Association - Washington, DC
John Smirnow, Smirnow Law - Washington, DC
Whitney Stanco, Compass Point Research & Trading, LLC - Washington, DC

3. Federal Agency Updates (Mar 2026)

Elizabeth Klein

0.50 0.00 0.00 0.50
Downloadable Materials
Transcript (txt)
Paper (pdf) – 5 pgs
Paper (pdf) – 26 pgs
Paper (pdf) – 6 pgs
Paper (pdf) – 29 pgs
Paper (pdf) – 7 pgs
Slides (pdf) – 5 pgs

Session 3 —32 mins 0.50

Federal Agency Updates (Mar 2026)

Another day, another permitting reform discussion. Hear about the current federal landscape for renewable energy projects, including the latest statutory and regulatory updates affecting projects proposed on federal lands and waters. 

Originally presented: Jan 2026 Renewable Energy Law Institute

Elizabeth Klein, Penn Washington - Washington, DC