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NOTICIAS/ NEWS INTERNACIONAL published July 16, 2010 Reed Smith adds leading energy industry lawyer to its Washington D.C office International law firm Reed Smith has announced the appointment of partner Amy Koch, who joins the firm’s Washington D.C. office from Patton Boggs. Amy has served clients in the energy industry for over 25 years and was formerly Patton Boggs’ senior partner responsible for strategic initiatives in the energy industry. Amy has advised international investors, lenders and industrial companies on federal and state energy regulatory and transactional matters involving the successful acquisition, debt restructuring and financing of electric generating assets totaling over $14 billion since 2003. Over the course of her career Amy has advised on the acquisition and utility regulation of solar, wind, geothermal, conventional hydroelectric, pumped storage, hydrokinetic, and natural gas-fired generating facilities. She also advises renewable resource developers, power marketers, and industrial companies on FERC and NERC compliance requirements, state retail competition opportunities, participation in RTO/ISO markets, electric market design issues, as well as the development of interconnection facilities, wholesale and retail power agreements, transmission agreements. Stewart Dolin, Reed Smith’s Corporate & Securities Practice Co-Chair, commented: “Amy’s expertise is a tremendous resource for our domestic and international clients in energy-related industries. Her interests and skills are exceptionally well aligned with the firm’s renewable energy practice, as well as our London Energy Trade & Commodities practice. Amy’s significant experience advising large independent power producers, lenders and large industrials on energy regulation will provide additional depth to our firmwide energy team.” Amy Koch added: “Traditionally a significant part of my practice has been advising foreign investors in independent power producers and U.S. industrial companies on utility regulation and helping them find ways to invest and operate while minimizing their exposure to the regulatory environment. Reed Smith’s extraordinary domestic and international platforms will significantly benefit my current clients and provide me with a greatly enhanced opportunity to assist my clients on a broader range of issues with respect to their US energy investments.”

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