Commissioner Kevin J. McIntrye of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) passed away on February 2. He was 57. A statement from FERC is available here.
McIntyre joined the Commission as Chairman in December 2017.
Leadership Changes at FERC Announced
The Chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), Kevin McIntyre, has stepped down as head of the agency, but will stay on as a Commissioner. Mr. McIntyre’s October 22 letter of resignation as FERC Chairman said that recent complications to his health necessitated his relinquishing his chairmanship duties.
Trump names Chatterjee FERC chair
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- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 6/13/18
New FERC chair wants to make agency more transparent
- – Utility Dive – 12/21/17
FERC Returns to Full Strength and Faces Key Decisions
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FERC Moves Closer to Full Membership
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee last week approved the final two nominees that will bring the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to its full membership of five: Richard Glick and Kevin McIntyre. Glick, who has served as Democrat General Counsel to the committee.
Trump nominates Republican energy lawyer McIntyre to head FERC
- – Utility Dive – 7/14/17