The Energy Bar Association (EBA) is a high caliber coalition of legal professionals whose mission is to promote the professional excellence and ethical integrity of its members in the practice, administration and development of energy laws, regulations and policy.
EBA’s first post-pandemic annual meeting took place this week in Washington D.C. Over 400 thought leaders convened at the meeting to share best practices and provide updates on the difficult work being done to transition our economy to greener sources of energy. In addition to thought leadership, the EBA hosts the Energy Law Journal, the leading periodical for energy law matters, and a charitable foundation (CFEBA) through which their members support communities in need. This week, CFEBA is raising money for the World Central Kitchen Ukraine relief efforts.
Energy transition usually calls to mind cutting edge technological advances like utility scale batteries for energy storage and offshore wind. The Energy Bar Association provides cutting edge thought leadership in policy and regulatory matters. Wednesday’s general session focused on energy justice and clean energy infrastructure. The panel of experts included representatives from the EPA, law firms, and the private sector. They discussed new strategies for protecting disadvantaged communities, such as applying the provisions of the Civil Rights Act, Clean Air Act, and Clean Water Act to the decision making process for clean energy infrastructure. The most consistent message that the panel had for the group was to get out there, and talk to the communities that are impacted by proposed projects.
L-R:Mosby Perrow, EBA President, Jack Hanna, EBA Director Criminal Justice, Brendan Kelly, Managing Partner at EnerKnol
The Energy Bar Association (EBA) is growing
EBA offers innovative ideas to efficiently provide maximum productivity. The group provides communications to explore the multiple steps in searching for new ideas. EBA is growing and connecting to most of the world’s energy industry. Two national conferences are held each year to provide introductory programs for information on a more advanced level. They are the premier thought leaders in energy law.
EBA is a non-profit association organization consisting of attorneys, energy professionals, and students active in all areas of energy law. Their goal is to share new ideas and learn from other team members.
EnerKnol fills the needs of EBA with a market leading research platform
EnerKnol is proud to sponsor the Energy Bar Association. The United States has a robust participatory regulatory process. The EBA members are at the forefront of helping all voices participate. EnerKnol has a unique role to play. Our market leading research platform streamlines and automates the monitoring of regulatory proceedings at the nearly 600 agencies that regulate the industry.
EnerKnol is an innovative energy policy data and analytics company, conceived to solve the vast market need for real-time access to the critical regulatory information required to make decisions in the energy industry, from fossil fuels, to power & utilities, environmental commodities, renewables, and beyond.
Our company name, EnerKnol—Energy Knowledge—is a name that captures how simple, yet how fundamental our solution is. As Sir Francis Bacon famously declared, “Knowledge itself is power”. And that’s the driving ethos behind EnerKnol—that knowledge of power is necessary to drive investment and innovation, and fulfill our mission to transform the energy industry for the better.
