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Akin and ICF Host ‘Powering Progress: Decoding FERC Order No. 1920’

July 3, 2024

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By: Stephen J. Hug, Emily P. Mallen, Ben N. Reiter

We are pleased to share a recording of Akin and ICF’s recently presented “Powering Progress: Decoding FERC Order No. 1920” webinar, along with the program materials.

Panelists for this webinar included partners Stephen Hug and Emily Mallen, and counsel Ben Reiter, as well as Himali Parmar and Divya Boddu from ICF.

This webinar provides discusses the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) landmark Order No. 1920 requiring transmission providers to reform their transmission planning and cost allocation processes to meet the challenges of a changing grid. Akin and ICF reviewed the requirements of Order No. 1920, including the practical implications for transmission providers, generation developers and the industry at large.  

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