The EBA Energy Law Academy focuses on the core legal and regulatory concepts and basic industry fundamentals that every energy law practitioner needs for success. The overall goal of the Academy is to provide attorneys and energy professionals with a comprehensive foundation of the various aspects of the energy law sector. Upon completion, Academy students will have a greater understanding of the major subject matter areas so they can better approach, research, and evaluate the issues their clients face.
You may participate in the EBA Energy Law Academy by taking individual courses, or enhance your overall knowledge of energy law by obtaining your Energy Law Academy Certificate of Achievement.
Registration costs vary. See course description for EBA member and non-member pricing. There are no pre-requisites; you may enroll in any course. If you plan to take multiple courses, consider purchasing a training pass bundle, which provides access to all ELA courses for a set amount of time for one price.
Courses vary in length, but generally take between four and eight hours to complete.
Energy Law Academy Core Courses (Click to Expand)
Elective and Advanced Courses (Click to Expand)
Certificate of Achievement Course Requirements
To obtain the Energy Law Academy Certificate of Achievement, students must complete a minimum of seven courses; three required courses (101, 102, 103), choice of one additional course (104 or 105) and three electives (106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 201, 202). You will be provided with an official Certificate of Achievement for display.
The EBA produces two or three Energy Law Academy courses each year. Courses are delivered in a hybrid format and you may attend in-person or virtually. All Energy Law Academy courses are available in the EBA On-Demand library.