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Paralegal, Energy Regulatory Jobs in Washington, DC at Plona Partners

Title: Paralegal, Energy Regulatory

Company: Plona Partners

Location: Washington, DC

Paralegal – Energy Regulatory (Confidential | AmLaw Firm)

  • $110,000 – $120,000 base salary
  • Overtime + discretionary bonus
  • Comprehensive benefits (medical, dental, vision, 401k, PTO)
  • Hybrid schedule: 3 days onsite / 2 days remote
  • Location: Washington, DC

A well-established AmLaw firm with a nationally recognized Energy practice is seeking a Paralegal – Energy Regulatory to support a high-volume, technically sophisticated regulatory team based in Washington, DC (Lincoln Square). This is a specialized role for someone who understands the mechanics of FERC filings, eTariff processes, and energy transactions—not a generalist seat. You’ll be embedded in matters that directly impact energy infrastructure, compliance, and regulatory outcomes across the U.S.

What You’ll Be Doing

  • Prepare, review, and file documents with FERC, including eFilings and eTariff submissions (Systrends or similar platforms)
  • Support state and federal regulatory proceedings within the energy sector
  • Manage and organize energy transaction documentation across multiple matters
  • Conduct site-checking, proofreading, and quality control on regulatory filings and legal documents
  • Coordinate exhibits, appendices, and supporting materials for filings
  • Track deadlines, filing requirements, and maintain matter organization systems
  • Perform basic regulatory research (FERC eLibrary, CFR requirements, procedural updates)
  • Monitor and track changes to FERC rules, procedures, and eTariff standards
  • Maintain internal templates, checklists, and workflows to support consistency and execution

What They’re Looking For

  • Experience supporting energy regulatory or energy transactional legal work
  • Hands-on experience with FERC filings, including eTariff submissions (Systrends, Tariff Shark, or similar required)
  • Strong understanding of FERC Rules of Practice & Procedure and administrative litigation support
  • Ability to operate in a detail-driven, deadline-sensitive environment
  • Advanced document skills (Microsoft Word formatting, styles, document management systems like SharePoint/FileSite)
  • Strong written communication and organizational ability
  • Bachelor’s degree required; paralegal certification is a plus (not required)
  • Interest or experience leveraging AI tools to improve workflow efficiency is a plus

The Opportunity

  • Join a high-performing Energy Regulatory group working on complex, high-visibility matters
  • Build deeper expertise in a niche, in-demand area (FERC / energy regulation)
  • Work alongside attorneys and professionals who are deeply embedded in the U.S. energy landscape
  • Operate in an environment that values precision, responsiveness, and technical execution
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