Kimberly is a partner in the firm’s Energy & Infrastructure groups in Calgary and the national Environmental, Regulatory and Aboriginal group. Her practice focuses on environmental, energy (including electricity and oil & gas) and regulatory law. Kimberly’s versatility enables her to anticipate issues that may arise for the clients she works with and provides proactive strategic advice, whether it is advising on the environmental risk of a transaction or procuring key regulatory approvals for a new project. Kimberly’s practice involves a broad range of regulatory and commercial work involving pipelines, natural gas and electric utilities and energy projects, including renewables and carbon capture, utilisation, and storage. She has experience in all aspects of energy project development and has appeared before several regulatory tribunals, including the Canada Energy Regulator, the Alberta Energy Regulator, the Alberta Utilities Commission, the Alberta Environmental Appeals Board and the British Columbia Oil and Gas Tribunal.
Legislative and policy shifts in climate change environmental regimes, both federally and provincially, have all affected the energy sector, which must adapt to those changes