Neil Chatterjee
Former commissioner and two-time chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission who now serves as a distinguished visiting fellow at Columbia's Center on Global Energy Policy and as chief government affairs officer at residential clean energy company Palmetto; previously served as Senator Mitch McConnell's energy policy advisor.
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Nov 25, 2025 • 54min
In a Charged Environment, FERC Faces Demands for Energy
Neil Chatterjee, a former FERC commissioner and current chief government affairs officer at Palmetto, shares his insights on the evolving landscape of energy regulation. He discusses the pressure FERC faces from AI-driven data center demands and its struggle for bipartisan dialogue amidst climate concerns. Chatterjee advocates for integrating clean technologies across political lines and highlights the urgent need for permitting reforms and infrastructure investments to meet rising energy demands. His vision includes a decentralized grid powered by next-gen technologies.
Apr 15, 2024 • 59min
Neil Chatterjee, CEO of Andrena and Ani Pai, Partner at Dragonfly Capital
Neil Chatterjee, CEO of Andrena, and Ani Pai, Partner at Dragonfly Capital, discuss launching DAWN, a decentralized wireless network, and Andrena's growth in providing affordable broadband. They talk about aligning incentives, using tokens to coordinate supply and demand in the wireless value chain, customer referral incentives, and the FCC spectrum release encouraging Andrena to launch a DePIN.
Sep 10, 2024 • 1h 15min
How Crypto Fixes the Internet Monopoly | Neil Chatterjee, DAWN & Andrena
Neil Chatterjee, founder of DAWN and a pioneer in decentralized internet solutions, shares insights on transforming internet access. He discusses the hidden costs imposed by ISPs and how decentralized networks can empower users by lowering costs. The conversation highlights the innovative role of cryptocurrency, particularly Solana, in creating community-driven internet infrastructure. Neil envisions a future where households actively participate in their internet services, ultimately promoting an inclusive digital landscape.
