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CANAdIANLAwyERMAG.COM/INhOUSE october 2014
P r o f e s s i o n a l P r o f i l e
Power play
saskPower general counsel rachelle Verret Morphy has
been involved at the ground level for years as the
company gets ready to throw the switch on the world's
first power plant to capture co2 emissions.
by sHeLDoN GorDoN
once a monTh, Rachelle Verret
Morphy, the general counsel of SaskPower,
makes the two-and-a-half hour drive from
the electrical utility's headquarters in
Regina southward to Estevan. There she
meets with the Crown corporation's engi-
neering team as it commissions t
he world's
first commercial-scale, operational pow-
er plant that captures CO2 emissions.
"We feel it's important as an executive
