Philip Moeller

The Honorable Philip D. Moeller is Executive Vice President, Business

Operations Group and Regulatory Affairs at the Edison Electric Institute

(EEI). EEI is the association that represents all of the nation’s investor-

owned electric companies.

Mr. Moeller has significant responsibility over a broad range of issues

that affect the future structure of the electric power industry and new

rules in evolving competitive markets. He has responsibility over the

strategic areas of energy supply and finance, environment, energy

delivery, energy services, federal and state regulatory issues, and

international affairs.

EEI’s member companies increasingly are focused on delivering

innovative solutions that meet customers’ changing expectations. Mr.

Moeller works with EEI’s member companies to identify policy solutions

and business opportunities to better serve customers.

Prior to joining EEI in February 2016, Mr. Moeller served as a

Commissioner on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC),

ending his tenure as the second-longest serving member of the

Commission. In office from 2006 through 2015, Mr. Moeller ended his

service as the only Senate-confirmed member of the federal government

appointed by both President George W. Bush and President Barack

Obama. At FERC, Mr. Moeller championed policies promoting improved

wholesale electricity markets, increasing investment in electric

transmission and natural gas pipeline infrastructure, and enhancing the

coordination of the electric power and natural gas industries.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Moeller headed the Washington, D.C., office of

Alliant Energy Corporation. He also served as a Senior Legislative

Assistant for Energy Policy to U.S. Senator Slade Gorton (R-WA), and as

the Staff Coordinator of the Washington State Senate Energy and

Telecommunications Committee in Olympia, Washington.

Mr. Moeller was born in Chicago and raised on a ranch near Spokane,

Washington. He received a BA in Political Science from Stanford

University.