About
Uju Okasi
Uju Okasi is an energy regulatory lawyer with more than a decade of experience across the U.S. power sector. Her background spans federal decision-making, advising energy companies and market participants on interconnection, market rules, and regulatory strategy, and direct counseling of a utility applying complex requirements to projects and operations. That range gives her a practical view of how power-sector rules are developed, interpreted, challenged, and implemented.
Her experience includes analyzing complex electricity-market matters and drafting Commission decisions at FERC, advising utilities and regional market operators on market rules and interconnection, and translating regulatory frameworks into filings, expert testimony, and implementation guidance.
Her utility experience added the perspective of the companies responsible for applying those requirements to projects and system operations. She advised interconnection matters from both the generation and utility sides, giving her a practical view of how the same regulatory framework shapes project strategy, utility obligations, and implementation.
Many of these matters have required close collaboration with engineers, economists, operators, market specialists, and commercial teams. Uju draws out the technical and operational facts that shape the regulatory analysis and connects them to the decisions institutions, companies, and projects need to make.