BOSTON – June 27, 2025 –David C. Fixler, a shareholder in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Energy & Natural Resources Practice in Boston, presented at the 2025 Community Solar Innovation Summit in Westminster, Colorado, June 26. Fixler spoke on the panel “Unlocking Scalable Interconnection: Best Practices, Policy Models, and Pathways to Partnership,” where he discussed how Massachusetts’ pioneering reforms in interconnection cost allocation, permitting, and distribution system planning can serve as a national blueprint.
Hosted by the Coalition for Community Solar Access, the summit provided attendees with a robust educational program on the latest market and policy trends from the community solar experts who are expanding markets throughout the country. Thought leaders addressed best practices in interconnection, customer management, consumer protection, access and inclusion processes for low-to-moderate income customers, and siting/permitting.
Fixler’s practice focuses on assisting energy companies with navigating the complex regulatory landscape that, together with sweeping technological changes, is changing the manner in which electricity is generated, distributed, sold, managed, stored, and consumed in the United States. He has experience representing developers of renewable and traditional energy facilities in permitting matters, siting matters, interconnection, zoning matters, property tax, and other matters in front of regulatory agencies and courts.