This event is free and open to the public but you must register. Note: there is no in-person availability for this event.
- Please REGISTER HERE.
- Note: This webinar was previously scheduled for 10/16/24, but has been rescheduled to 12/6/24. If you already registered for the previous date, your registration has been transferred; you do NOT need to register again.
- Webinar information will be emailed upon registration. If you are unsure if you can access the webinar via the Zoom platform, please check your system requirements.
- All times noted are EASTERN Time. The webinar will begin at 12:00 noon Eastern, 11:00 AM Central, 10:00 AM Mountain, and 9:00 AM Pacific.
- ELI is an accredited CLE provider in Vermont and Pennsylvania, so this program will be automatically approved for 1.5 hours of standard CLE credit in those states. Please check your state's CLE guidelines to see if your state offers reciprocity with the states in which we are pre-approved. If you are seeking CLE in a state in which we did not apply for accreditation (and also which does not offer reciprocity with VT or PA), you will need to apply for CLE individually.
- Questions? Contact events@eli.org.
Note: This webinar was previously scheduled for 10/16/24. Due to conflicts arising from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, this event has been rescheduled to 12/6/24. If you have already registered for the previous date, your registration has been transferred; you do not need to register again.
An ELI Public Webinar
Join the Environmental Law Institute and the Pro Bono Clearinghouse for Part 11 of our Community Lawyering for Environmental Justice continuing legal education series. ELI's Clearinghouse strives to ensure that communities with viable environmental matters get the representation they need, whether in a courtroom, before an agency, or in a facilitative or consultative fashion. The Clearinghouse does this by connecting communities and individuals seeking representation with Clearinghouse members and collaborating organizations.
This installment will focus on the environmental justice implications of onshore renewable energy permitting. Covered energy technologies will include solar, onshore wind, storage, and transmission. Our expert panel will discuss challenges and opportunities in this critical field, touching on project development considerations, such as siting and public participation, as well as broader project impacts, like community access to clean and affordable energy and workforce implications.
Panelists:
To Be Announced
Materials:
Materials will be posted as they are received.
The public will have access to materials/a recording of this session (usually posted within 2-3 business days). If you are not an ELI member but would like to have access to other archived sessions, please see the many benefits of membership and how to join.