Emery Sardello

Emery focuses her practice on energy regulatory matters. As an associate on the firm’s energy and infrastructure team, Emery’s experience involves advising clients of the regulatory implications and risks of project development and commercial energy transactions. Her experience includes rulemakings and administrative proceedings before the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT).

In law school, Emery served on the Editorial Board of the Oklahoma Law Review as an Articles Editor, where she received the Frank C. Love Memorial Writing Award and published a comment relating to PFAS contamination in the aerospace and aviation industries.

• Counsels clients on day-to-day compliance with utility code-of-conduct, affiliate, tariff, and related reporting requirements with state and federal agencies.
• Represents the largest transmission and distribution electric utility in Texas and a transmission-only electric utility in Texas in multiple requests for cost of service-based rates.
• Assisted in legislative drafting and advocacy efforts for a major Texas utility, including issues relating to utility ratemaking, weatherization/grid security, transmission line planning and certification, renewable energy, and energy storage.

• Member, Administrative and Public Law, State Bar of Texas
• Member, Public Utility Law, State Bar of Texas
• Member, Aviation Law, State Bar of Texas