Sarah Bresolin

Sarah Bresolin is Director of Government and Regulatory Affairs – U.S. Northeast and Canada for ENGIE North America.  In this role, Sarah represents ENGIE in the NEPOOL stakeholder process as well as at the state and federal levels.  Sarah advises on renewable and green hydrogen development, supply and district energy interests.  Previously, she practiced environmental and energy law for many years, most recently, as an Assistant Attorney General and consumer advocate for the Massachusetts Attorney General representing the office at NEPOOL meetings and on several FERC matters.  Sarah was also regulatory counsel at the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities and served in the Obama administration as Assistant Chief Counsel for environmental regulation and international trade at the Small Business Administration. 

In her time at NEPOOL, Sarah has sat in the End User, Generation and Alternative Resources (AR) Sectors.  Sarah recently completing her second term as AR Sector Vice-Chair and served for five years as the Chair of the Membership Subcommittee.  She also serves on the Board of Directors of the Northeast Commerce and Energy Association (NECA) and as an observer on the Board of the Canadian Renewable Energy Association.  In 2022, Sarah was appointed by Governor Baker to sit on the Grid Modernization Advisory Council.  She graduated with a Master of Laws with Highest Honors in International Law from George Washington University Law School, a Juris Doctor from Western Law, and a Bachelor of Arts with Highest Honors in Political Science from Mount Allison University in Canada.