Dan Larcamp joined Troutman Sanders in Spring 2007 after retiring from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. During his 22 years at FERC, Dan held increasingly senior staff positions, culminating in serving as Chief of Staff under Chairman Joseph Kelliher.

Prior to serving in that role, Dan was responsible for leading the General Counsel's electric division for over a decade. He was Senior Legal and Policy Advisor to Chairman James Hoecker and Office Director for the Commission's technical staff responsible for economic regulation of electric utilities, and natural gas and oil pipelines.

Dan maintains a strong working relationship with FERC Commissioners and Staff. He is intimately familiar with FERC precedent, procedures and personnel and uses this experience to advise his clients on approaches to successfully dealing with FERC-related issues.

Since joining Troutman Sanders, Dan has advised clients on a variety of Federal Power Act issues including rate proceedings, market-based rates, mergers and other corporate issues, interlocking directorates, reliability, accounting, hydroelectric including headwater benefit fees and shoreline management plans, and FERC enforcement activities related to these requirements. Dan has also advised natural gas pipelines on certificate compliance and shippers concerning shipper-must-have title requirements under the Natural Gas Act.

As practice group leader for Federal Regulation of Electricity and Gas, Dan is responsible for over two dozen attorneys in Washington DC, New York, Atlanta, Portland and Richmond with expertise in a variety of FERC-related matters. He works closely with his counterpart practice group leaders with expertise in state regulatory issues, nuclear power, utility tax, and utility construction.

Publications

"Utilities Have Options When It Comes to Wind: Joint ventures between utilities and renewable energy companies may be a winning strategy ". North American WINDPOWER. May 2009: 31-33.

Presentations and Speaking Engagements

Panelist, "Discussion of FERC's Order No. 1000: Reforming Transmission Planning & Cost Allocation Requirements" webinar, August 2, 2011.

FERC Enforcement: What to do?," EEI Spring Legal Conference. April 19, 2010.

Other Distinctions

Recognized as one of America's Leading Lawyers for Energy Law by Chambers USA (2010-2013).

Work Experience

Troutman Sanders LLP, 2007 - Present

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Chief of Staff, 2005-2007
Director, Office of Markets, Tariffs and Rates, 1999-2005
Senior Counsel and Policy Advisor, Chairman James Hoecker, 1998-1999
Assistant General Counsel, Electric, 1989-1998
Supervisory Attorney, 1986-1989
Attorney, 1985-1986

Assistant Manager, Electric Power Policy, Union Carbide Corporation, 1981-1985

Staff Attorney, Public Service Commission of West Virginia, 1977-1977