- E-mail: iwebb@lawsonlundell.com
- Lawyer Page: https://www.lawsonlundell.com/team-Ian-Webb
- Cathedral Place, Suite 1600
925 West Georgia Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 3L2
Canada
- English
- British Columbia, 2000
- Canadian Institute of Energy (B.C.) - Director
- Continuing Legal Education - instructor for seminar on public utility regulation
- Law Society of British Columbia - Member
75 The Best Lawyers in Canada™ awards
19 Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in Canada™ awards

- Energy Regulatory Law
- Electricity
- Chambers Global 2015: recognized in the Energy: Power (Regulatory) (Canada) category
- Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory 2016: repeatedly recommended as a Leading Practitioner for Energy (Electricity)
- Lexpert's Leading Canadian Energy Lawyers 2013 & 2014
- Best Lawyers in Canada: recognized for Energy Regulatory law
- Chambers Canada: recognized in the Energy: Power (Regulatory) (Canada) category
- Lexpert Special Edition 2016: Leading Canadian Lawyers in Energy
Ian has:
Acted for the largest electric utility in B.C. in connection with applications before the B.C. Utilities Commission (BCUC) for approval to increase rates, amend tariffs, and of long-term resource plansAdvised the electric utility on all aspects of its rates and tariffs for industrial customersActed for the electric utility in connection with the development of a new transmission line in northwest B.C.Advised investors considering the purchase of electricity generation assets in B.C.Acted for an electric utility in connection with applications before the BCUC related to potential arbitrage of the utility’s low cost power by customers with their own generation capabilityActed for a natural gas storage service provider in applications to the BCUC for exemption from economic regulation and disposition of assetsActed for an oil products shipper in proceedings before the BCUC related to a proposal to increase pipeline tolls based on diminished economic life considerationsAssisted an electric utility and its power marketing affiliate in developing standards of conduct for transmission informationAssisted a B.C. power marketing company in making changes in status filings with FERC
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