Prominent Energy Regulator Mark Christie to Lead William & Mary's New Energy Law Center
Mark Christie, a prominent figure in energy regulation, has been appointed as the founding director of the Center for Energy Law & Policy at William & Mary Law School. The center, set to hold its first major conference in spring 2026, will focus on key aspects of energy regulation, reliability, and cost, including data center demands.
Christie brings a wealth of experience to the role, having worked in both state and federal regulatory bodies for decades. He will also join the faculty as the Lowance Fellow and a Visiting Professor of the Practice of Law, indicating a strong commitment to education and research in the field of energy law and policy.
The center, under Christie's leadership, aims to become a hub for scholarly discourse and practical insights into the complex world of energy regulation. It will explore not only traditional energy sources but also the growing demands placed on the grid by data centers, a critical aspect of the modern digital economy.
With Christie at the helm, the Center for Energy Law & Policy at William & Mary Law School is poised to make significant contributions to the understanding and practice of energy law and policy. The first major conference in 2026 will mark the beginning of what is expected to be a vibrant and influential center.
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