Kent A. Chandler

Kent A. Chandler is a Visiting Lecturer in Law at Yale Law School, part of Yale University. He previously served as Chairman of the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) and held roles such as Commissioner, where he contributed to regulatory bodies like the National Regulatory Research Institute and the Organization of MISO States. His legal background includes work as an attorney in the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office of Rate Intervention, advocating for consumers in utility cases.

• B.S. in Finance, Murray State University, 2011
• J.D., Northern Kentucky University’s Salmon P. Chase College of Law, 2015

Chandler’s research and professional interests focus on public utility regulation, particularly in electricity markets, energy law, and administrative policy. He has been actively involved in regulatory proceedings before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), contributing to stakeholder processes in Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs). His work emphasizes consumer advocacy and the intersection of legal frameworks with utility management.

Chandler has received no scientific awards mentioned in the provided text.

In advising and professional contributions, he has extensive experience in utility regulation cases, representing consumers before the PSC and FERC. His professional affiliations include leadership roles in regulatory organizations such as the Mid-Atlantic Conference of Regulatory Utilities Commissioners and the Organization of PJM States, Inc.

Chandler’s professional network and involvement in organizations like the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners highlight his role in collaborative regulatory efforts within the energy sector.