James Danly, general counsel of FERC.
The White House has nominated James Danly, now general counsel of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, to be the group’s next commissioner, which would give it a 3 to 2 Republican majority.
October 01, 2019 at 05:37 PM
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The White House has nominated James Danly, now general counsel of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, to be the group’s next commissioner, which would give it a 3 to 2 Republican majority.
A 2013 graduate of Vanderbilt Law School, Danly was named general counsel in September 2017, despite his relatively brief experience both as a lawyer and in the energy field. Danly, who declined to comment Tuesday, would serve the remainder of a five-year term that ends in 2023.
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