Events

The Energy Bar Association Book Club will meet to discuss the book The Fracking Debate by Daniel Raimi. A brief networking event will precede the discussion. All are welcome – even if you have not read the Fall/Winter 2018 Book.

Please join us for one and a half days of discussions focused on all aspects of energy law, policy and trends on October 29-30, 2018 in Washington, DC. Attendees will include attorneys, non-attorney professionals, and students active in all areas of energy law.

The Annual Administrative Law Judges Reception is a fundraiser for the Energy Law Journal. More than 250 attend this special event annually.

Please join us for one and a half days of discussions focused on all aspects of energy law, policy and trends on October 29-30, 2018 in Washington, DC. Attendees will include attorneys, non-attorney professionals, and students active in all areas of energy law.

For those not attending the 2018 Mid-Year Energy Forum, you may purchase a separate dinner ticket for this not to miss event!

Join colleagues and speakers from the PURPA @ 40 event for a reception hosted by Parsons Behle & Latimer!

On January 25, 2018, FERC proposed adoption of a new NERC Cyber Security Supply Chain Risk Management Reliability Standard. This panel will explore legal issues surrounding compliance with the new standard, including particularly the development of new contract terms with vendors.

Learn about recent efforts to launch offshore wind from key decision-makers from the US Department of Interior’s Renewable’s Branch handling offshore leasing, the Connecticut Public Utility Regulatory Commission, NYSERDA and NYPA on New York’s new Offshore Wind Plan and from offshore wind project developers.

The goal of this primer is to provide an overview of the federal regulation of the natural gas industry by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Taught by industry practitioners and regulators from FERC, the course begins with a brief overview of the natural gas industry, including the production, gathering, transportation, distribution, and storage of natural gas.

The goal of this primer is to provide an overview of the federal regulation of the natural gas industry by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Taught by industry practitioners and regulators from FERC, the course begins with a brief overview of the natural gas industry, including the production, gathering, transportation, distribution, and storage of natural gas.