Jenna McGrath is an experienced energy regulatory, litigation, and transactional attorney who assists clients in complex and technical energy industry matters, including cost-of-service ratemaking, RTO/ISO market rules, generator interconnection, transmission development and competitive transmission processes, incentive rates, cybersecurity, NERC compliance, and energy market behavior investigations. Ms. McGrath regularly handles deal and financing diligence for utilities, developers, large industrial energy users (e.g., data centers and mining operations), investors, lenders, and private equity. Her representations include extensive work with generation and transmission (G&T) and distribution electric cooperatives; including RTO integration, PURPA implementation, and contested proceedings before FERC and state public utility Commissions.

Ms. McGrath is experienced in emerging issues and non-traditional business models including electric storage, transmission-only electric utilities (transcos), fuel cells, microgrids, and distributed energy resources. She is also experienced in legal cannabis regulatory matters.

Ms. McGrath’s pro bono practice focuses on asylum and human rights. She has represented petitioners in asylum, violence against women act, and special immigrant juvenile status matters before the USCIS and in immigration court.

• The Legal 500 USA, Rising Star, Energy Regulation: Conventional Power (2021-2022)
• The Legal 500 USA, Energy: Renewable/Alternative Power (2022)
• Chambers USA, Energy: Electricity (Regulatory & Litigation) (2020-2022)