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SEATTLE, WA 98104-7018
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Tyler S. Johnson

Work Department
Energy Regulatory
Position
Ty Johnson counsels domestic and international energy clients in energy regulatory matters and in offshore wind development and permitting.
In his energy regulatory practice, Ty advises on the regulatory regimes administered by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the US Department of Energy, as well as other federal and state agencies. He represents energy marketers and transmission owners in matters involving compliance with the Federal Power Act, and he represents clients involved in regulatory litigation before FERC and in related appellate litigation. Ty works with clients on energy regulatory developments in the Northwest and the Western United States, with a focus on transmission and rate matters related to the Bonneville Power Administration and in related appellate proceedings. He is experienced with FERC’s natural gas transportation regulations, including with tariff and certificate proceedings, compliance audits and enforcement proceedings. He has also advised clients on numerous aspects of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports and exports, including Department of Energy licensing and FERC certificate proceedings.
Education
Lawyer Rankings
United States > Energy > Energy regulation: electric power
(Next Generation Partners)Bracewell LLP offers comprehensive expertise in energy regulation, with a strong focus on matters before FERC and the CFTC, including significant enforcement experience. The firm advises clients on regulatory issues tied to renewable energy generation, electric transmission, offshore and onshore wind projects, as well as solar and storage developments, covering compliance, rate, and access matters as projects become operational. Known for its strength in energy transition projects, the team also excels in litigation and disputes involving complex regulatory issues and provides strong transactional support across the sector. The practice is led by Catherine McCarthy, chair of the energy department, who has over 30 years of experience in electric energy regulation, securing FERC and state authorizations, and handling market and compliance matters. Deanna King in Austin focuses on regulatory compliance and litigation, while Michael Brooks specializes in commodities and derivatives law, often representing clients in federal investigations. Theodore F. Duver in New York advises renewable energy companies on federal and state regulatory issues, and Tyler Johnson represents energy marketers and transmission owners in FERC compliance and appellate litigation. Boris Shkuta represents energy clients in a diverse array of high-stakes FERC and federal court proceedings including electric transmission owners and generation owners. All team members are based in Washington DC unless otherwise specified.
Lawyer Rankings
- Next Generation Partners United States > Energy > Energy regulation: electric power
- Energy regulation: electric power United States > Energy
Top Tier Firm Rankings
Firm Rankings
- Energy > Energy litigation: electric power
- Energy > Energy litigation: oil and gas
- Energy > Energy regulation: electric power
- Energy > Energy transactions: electric power
- Energy > Energy transactions: oil and gas
- Environment > Environment: regulatory
- M&A/corporate and commercial > M&A: middle-market ($500m-999m)
- Insurance > Advice to policyholders
- Finance > Commercial lending: Advice to bank lenders
- Environment > Environment: litigation
- Environment > Environment: transactional
- Government > Government relations
- Energy > Renewable/alternative power
- Finance > Capital markets: debt offerings
- Finance > Capital markets: equity offerings
- Finance > Commercial lending
- Labor and employment > Immigration
- Media, technology and telecoms > Outsourcing
- Real estate > Construction (including construction litigation)
- Dispute resolution > Corporate investigations and white-collar criminal defense
- Labor and employment > Employee benefits, executive compensation and retirement plans: transactional
- Dispute resolution > General commercial disputes
- Dispute resolution > Securities litigation: defense
- Tax > US taxes: non-contentious
- Finance > Restructuring (including bankruptcy): corporate