Stacey Burbure Hired to Serve as Vice President of Transmission Compliance and Regulatory Counsel

COLUMBUS, OHIO: American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) is pleased to announce that Stacey Burbure has joined the organization as Vice President of Transmission Compliance and Regulatory Counsel.

Burbure will report to Bart Taberner, Executive Vice President of AMP Transmission (AMPT). In her new role, she will provide planning, execution and oversight for AMPT’s transmission compliance activities and serve as the organization’s chief compliance officer. She will also provide regulatory counsel and support AMPT’s rate updates and state regulatory processes, helping to ensure compliance with applicable federal, regional and industry requirements.

“Stacey brings extensive experience at the intersection of transmission operations, regulatory strategy and reliability compliance,” Taberner said. “Her leadership and deep understanding of the complex requirements governing the bulk power system will strengthen AMPT’s compliance program and support the continued development and operation of our transmission assets. She is a great addition for AMP and we are pleased to welcome her to the team.”

Burbure brings more than 20 years of utility, regulatory and legal experience to her position, including direct engagement with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, North American Electric Reliability Corporation, and numerous regional transmission organizations. Prior to joining AMP, she served in a number of roles with American Electric Power (AEP) and FirstEnergy, where her work was focused on transmission regulatory policy, compliance, business development and joint ventures.

Most recently, Burbure served as Senior Vice President of Transmission Regulatory Engagement and Compliance for AEP. In that role, she led transmission regulatory compliance strategy, advised executive leadership on reliability and policy matters, and worked closely with industry stakeholders on issues related to transmission planning, investment and reliability. She was also responsible for strengthening compliance governance and risk-management programs, while also helping to guide regulatory initiatives involving major transmission infrastructure projects.

Burbure holds a Juris Doctor from George Washington University and a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Swarthmore College. She also serves on the board of the Columbus Zoo.