Neil Chatterjee—a Republican energy regulator who clashed with former President Donald Trump for raising the issue of carbon pricing—is joining Hogan Lovells as senior adviser to the firm’s energy regulatory practice group.
He was confirmed as chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in 2017. He announced earlier this month he would step down from his position on Monday, leaving the independent agency evenly split between two Democrats and two Republicans.
Chatterjee pushed the energy regulatory body to revamp its review and approval process for the booming U.S. natural gas sector and backed efforts to confront cyber security threats. He ...
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