Liz Williamson to Discuss Durable Generation Solutions at the Burns & McDonnell 2025 Generation Symposium

Liz Williamson, partner in the firm’s Washington, D.C. office and member of the Environmental & Natural Resources Practice, will present at the Burns & McDonnell 2025 Generation Symposium, joining leading power sector experts from across the country to share insights on industry trends and actionable strategies for today’s power market.  

The Symposium, hosted by Burns & McDonnell, will be held on October 22, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri. The event offers attendees the opportunity to learn more about the direction and future of the power industry. 

Liz is a feature speaker at the Symposium and will present, “Clueless in 2025?: Building New Generation in Environmental Chaos.” Liz will delve into strategies for utilities to construct new generation in a landscape of environmental uncertainty. She will discuss the expected environmental regulatory changes in 2026 and upcoming litigation, while pondering questions of regulatory durability and risk.   

Liz has more than 25 years of experience in all aspects of environmental law. Liz’s practice involves counseling, risk management, permitting, litigation, and enforcement. With the evolving environmental regulations addressing energy transitions and climate, Liz helps power sector and manufacturing clients understand the impacts of these changes and navigate future compliance. She also provides day-to-day support for clients involved in coal ash management, beneficial use and disposal.  

Liz has been recognized among "Legal Elite" by Virginia Business and by Chambers USA in Environmental Law. She currently serves on the Virginia Council on Environmental Justice.