Bracewell LLP

Finance

Jason Lewis represents market participants in transactions with respect to the sale and purchase of energy, commodities, and derivatives. He also advises clients in related regulatory and litigation matters.

He has worked with the electric power industry for more than two decades, representing utilities, generators, traders, end-users and financial institutions in a wide variety of matters. He has represented electric generation projects powered by wind, solar energy, natural gas and coal, as well as tolling counterparties and providers of energy management services, and has negotiated physical transactions and supply agreements with respect to natural gas, liquefied natural gas, refined petroleum products, crude oil, ethanol, sustainable aviation fuel, industrial metals and other commodities. Jason frequently advises lenders and developers with respect to power purchase agreements (PPAs), other offtake structures and interconnection issues in project financings for renewable and conventional electric generation facilities.

Jason’s experience includes financially settled derivative transactions regarding commodities, interest rates, currencies, and equities. Jason has represented borrowers and swap providers with respect to interest rate hedges for a number of significant energy and infrastructure financings.

Bar Admissions New York Affiliations Edison Electric Institute (EEI) Contract Drafting Committee, Member and Former Co-Chair International Energy Credit Association (IECA), Contracts and Legal Education Group, Chair

Cornell Law School, J.D., 1997 Duke University, B.A., 1994, cum laude