
February 21-22, 2019
Texas A&M School of Law, Fort Worth, Texas
6 CLE credit hours available
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The world of energy law is fast-paced and ever-changing. Texas A&M School of Law’s annual Energy Law Symposium offers the perfect forum to help you stay up to date with recent developments and network with thought leaders in the field. Our 10th anniversary edition, titled Energy Law Currents: From the Ground Up, sheds light on the latest trends in energy law and policy, including the hydrocarbon industry’s engagement with local communities, diverging state and regional approaches to electricity governance, and regulatory challenges posed by the proliferation of variable renewables in the U.S. power mix, among others.
The annual symposium, hosted by the School of Law’s Program in Natural Resources Systems, brings together thought-leading academics, industry professionals, city officials and legal practitioners for an in-depth discussion of current and future trends in energy law. The symposium continues to expand in size and scope thanks to the School of Law’s diverse and forward-thinking faculty, as well as the school’s dedicated partners. Specifically, the Program in Natural Resources Systems gratefully acknowledges financial support from XTO Energy and Freeman Mills PC.
We are pleased to offer interested practitioners up to 6 credits of continuing legal education (CLE).
Registration options include one or two day and CLE credit. Current students, faculty, and staff from all educational institutions are welcome to attend the Symposium at no charge, and should be ready to present their academic identification at the registration table upon arrival at the Symposium. All attendees (fee-paying & free) must register.