Biography
Aaron Bryant is an Energy Analyst in the Energy Markets and Regulatory group as part of the Americas M&A Specialists practice in Washington, D.C.
Aaron monitors and provides analysis of developments and trends in the US energy sector, with a focus on utilities and power markets. In particular, Aaron focuses on activities of, and client compliance with, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission as well as other relevant federal and state agencies with jurisdiction over electricity and interstate transmission.
Aaron leads the thought leadership initiative of the Energy Markets and Regulatory team based in Washington. In recent years, Aaron has written and contributed to a range of articles featured in law journals and industry publications as well as alerts for firm clients, discussing a range of topics such as data centers and artificial intelligence, generator interconnection queues, natural gas, liquefied natural gas, offshore wind, electric transmission, hydrogen, and federal policies and rulemaking proceedings, among others.
Prior to joining White & Case, Aaron worked in the policy realm in the state of North Carolina. He engaged with lawmakers on behalf of a solar energy trade association and conducted comprehensive research on hydraulic fracturing rules and laws across the country.
Dartmouth
"Regulatory convergence of the Inflation Reduction Act and international subsidiary models," Petroleum Economist Outlook 2024, December 2023 (co-author)
"Electricity Regulation (USA)," Getting The Deal Through published by Lexology, February 2023 (co-author)
"Pivot Potential: A Deep Dive into Offshore Wind in the Gulf of Mexico," LexisNexis Pratt's Energy Law Report, October 2022 (co-author)
"Turning to Transmission: A Critical Connection in the Energy Transition," LexisNexis Pratt's Energy Law Report, March 2022 (co-author)
"Scaling Transmission to Bring U.S. Offshore Wind to the Grid," LexisNexis Pratt's Energy Law Report, October 2021 (co-author)