The Disruptive Dynamics of Distributed Energy Resources
Will FERC (Finally!) Resolve Electric Transmission ROEs?
Keep Your Practice Out of Jeopardy - Its all about ETHICS
LNG Exports
RTO Governance: The Board Perspective
Offshore Wind Energy: Partnerships, Development and US Jones Act
Tuesday, May 7, 2019 Sessions:
General Session: Natural Disasters and Utility Infrastructure: Regulations, Technologies, and Policies That Promote System Resiliency and Disaster Recovery Without Breaking the Bank
Innovation in FERC Hearing Processes
Pipeline Security
Electric Transmission Investment And Order 890
Stakeholder Involvement in Pipeline Infrastructure Development – Best Practices
Closing General Session: Electrification: The Wave of the Future or a Policy Choice?
RECORDINGS FROM 2019 Annual Meeting & Conference
Recordings will be posted after the Conference.
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PARKING & TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
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CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION (CLE) CREDIT
Pending approval for 10-12 hours of MCLE credit, and an additional 1.5 hours of ethics credit. EBA has applied to the following states for MCLE and ethics, when appropriate: CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, MN, OH, OK, OR, PA, TX, VA, WI. MCLE accreditation has been (or will be) requested from states with general MCLE requirements. Each state has its own rules and regulations regarding "CLE".For questions on CLE email EBA-CLE@eba-net.org. TO ASSURE ACCREDITATION, THE NECESSARY CLE INFORMATION MUST APPEAR ON YOUR REGISTRATION FORM. IF THIS INFORMATION IS NOT PROVIDED, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE RECEIPT OF CREDIT. ONLY REGISTERED ATTENDEES ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CLE
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
Persons in need of special accommodation should inquire with Lisa Levine, Chief Executive Officer, llevine@eba-net.org at the EBA office.
DIVERSITY & INCLUSION
The Energy Bar Association (“EBA”) is committed to the goals of fostering an inclusive and diverse membership and increasing diversity across all levels of the Association. Attorneys and energy professionals in the energy field are welcome to join our ranks, regardless of race, creed, color, gender (including gender identity or expression), sexual orientation, family and marital status (including pregnancy), family responsibilities, religion, national origin, age, personal appearance, political affiliation, veterans status, disability, source of income (government, solo, corporate, firm practice), or place of residence or business (geographic diversity) and are encouraged to become active participants in the Association’s activities.
PHOTOGRAPHS
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