Alan Lovett

Practice Areas

Alan Lovett counsels electric utilities with a diverse mix of generation resources with regards to commercial and regulatory matters. He focuses his practice on serving owners and operators of nuclear generation facilities. Alan’s nuclear practice spans new plant construction, operating fleet matters, decommissioning, and nuclear transactions, including expertise in commercial and regulatory matters.

Alan frequently counsels vertically integrated, electric utility companies who own a diverse mix of generation resources and own and operate integrated regional transmission systems. Alan has deep experience serving owners and operators of nuclear generation facilities and represents large natural gas purchasers and shippers, investment funds focused on the utility sector, and parties entering into wholesale power transactions and transmission service agreements.

A key focus of Alan's practice includes regulatory and commercial issues encompassing new nuclear development, the operation of existing nuclear plants, and sites undergoing decommissioning. He represents nuclear owners and operators in licensing and other regulatory matters before the NRC and state public service commissions. Additionally, he represents nuclear facility owners in negotiation and administration agreements for new nuclear development, operating fleet outage and maintenance work, mergers and acquisitions, and decommissioning and waste stream risk management.

Career

Duke University School of Law, J.D., magna cum laude

Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment, M.E.M.

Mississippi State University, B.S., Mechanical Engineering, summa cum laude

Professional Memberships

American Bar Association

Birmingham Bar Association