Meyer nominates Tweedie as Delaware Public Advocate

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer has nominated Jameson Tweedie, an experienced environmental lawyer, to serve as the state's next Public Advocate, pending Senate confirmation. Tweedie has a background in climate and energy law, having worked in the Delaware Department of Justice's Environmental Unit and participated in crafting key state climate legislation and energy agreements. As Public Advocate, Tweedie is expected to challenge unfair utility rate hikes and advocate for affordability, transparency, and consumer-friendly policies, particularly for vulnerable populations. The nomination comes at a time of heightened concern over rising energy costs and proposed utility rate increases in Delaware. Governor Meyer emphasized Tweedie's commitment to holding utility companies accountable and ensuring equitable access to reliable utility service. If confirmed, Tweedie will represent the interests of Delawareans and small businesses before utility regulators and the public.