Eden A. Fauré

Eden Fauré is a regulatory attorney in Stoel Rives’ Energy Development group, helping clients navigate the complex energy regulatory landscape before regulatory bodies, specializing in proceedings before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC). Eden routinely reviews and analyzes FERC and MPUC guidance and orders regarding emerging or relevant energy issues, informing clients of changes and relevant updates by synthesizing technical opinions. Prior to her time at Stoel Rives, Eden served as a regulatory attorney in Washington, D.C., focused on public power issues before FERC. She is driven by the desire to participate in a clean, affordable, and just energy transition.

Education

University of Minnesota Law School, J.D., 2022; Dean’s List; Dean’s Distinguished Scholarship

St. Olaf College, B.A., Political Science, Asian Studies, China Studies Concentration, 2017

Admissions

Minnesota

• Collaborated in negotiating favorable settlement outcome for electric cooperative clients in rate-making settlement before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
• Successfully advocated against increased utility depreciation rates to achieve more favorable depreciation rates for electric cooperative and municipal utility clients.

Insights & Presentations

• “PJM Files Reliability Resource Initiative at FERC Requesting Expansion of Transition Cycle #2 for Reliability Resources” (co-author), Stoel Rives Renewable + Law^® blog, December 19, 2024

• “A path to clean electricity by 2040” (co-author), Bench+Bar of Minnesota, Minnesota State Bar Association, January 23, 2025

• “Working With Electric Utility Contracts for Non-Lawyers,” EUCI Course, November 13–14, 2023

Professional

• Member, Energy Bar Association, 2022-present