Debra D. Roby is an accomplished attorney at Washington Energy Law LLP, located in Washington, District of Columbia. With over two decades of experience, she represents a diverse range of stakeholders in the electric industry.
She frequently appears before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on matters such as transmission and energy market tariff and rate filings, merger proceedings, rulemakings, and hydroelectric licensing and compliance. Beyond her work with FERC, she provides valuable assistance in negotiations with utilities, independent power producers, state utility commissions, and Regional Transmission Organizations. Her practice covers a broad spectrum within Energy Law, making her an integral part of the firm's legal team.
Debra has also been recognized among Washington D.C.’s Super Lawyers in the field of Energy and Natural Resources. Debra D. Roby is an accomplished attorney at Washington Energy Law LLP, located in Washington, District of Columbia.
With over two decades of experience, she represents a diverse range of stakeholders in the electric industry. She frequently appears before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on matters such as transmission and energy market tariff and rate filings, merger proceedings, rulemakings, and hydroelectric licensing and compliance. Beyond her work with FERC, she provides valuable assistance in negotiations with utilities, independent power producers, state utility commissions, and Regional Transmission Organizations.
Her practice covers a broad spectrum within Energy Law, making her an integral part of the firm's legal team. Debra has also been recognized among Washington D.C.’s Super Lawyers in the field of Energy and Natural Resources. Debra D.
Roby is an accomplished attorney at Washington Energy Law LLP, located in Washington, District of Columbia. With over two decades of experience, she represents a diverse range of stakeholders in the electric industry. She frequently appears before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on matters such as transmission and energy market tariff and rate filings, merger proceedings, rulemakings, and hydroelectric licensing and compliance.
Beyond her work with FERC, she provides valuable assistance in negotiations with utilities, independent power producers, state utility commissions, and Regional Transmission Organizations. Her practice covers a broad spectrum within Energy Law, making her an integral part of the firm's legal team. Debra has also been recognized among Washington D.C.’s Super Lawyers in the field of Energy and Natural Resources.
