2010 Quick Teleconferences:

• Monday, June 7, 2010
  The Current State of Carbon Trading
• May 12, 2010
  Modernizing Our Largest Renewable Resource: A Conversation with Andrew Munro, National Hydropower Association
• April 13, 2010
  Recent Developments in Climate Change Disclosure: U.S. and Canadian Perspectives
• January 20, 2010
  Cooperative Federalism and Green Infrastructure Development

2009 Quick Teleconferences:

• October 23, 2009
  8th Annual Energy Litigation Conference [PDF]
  Primary Sponsor: The Center for American and International Law
  Houston, TX
• September 10, 2009
  Illuminating Solar Finance
  New York, NY
  Primary Sponsor: Pace Law School - Energy and Climate Center

  Keynote speaker: Scott Sklar, The Stella Group; Daniel J. Garodnick, NYC Council Member, 4th District
  
  This one day conference packs in high level speakers involved in the solar energy development sector, with substantive panels on tax and other incentives, PPA structures, market based mechanisms, emerging state and federal policy and the future of solar technology and the industry. New York Continuing Legal Education credits are available. Co-sponsored by the American Bar Association Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources. Conference admission is $295 ($495 with 5.5 CLE credits); special rates for government/non-profit and students. Offsite lunch $35 – sponsored by McCarter & English, LLP. Lawyers, finance professionals, project developers and those interested in solar projects are encouraged to attend. Convenient downtown New York City location at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts, 3 Spruce Street, One Pace Plaza. Details, sponsorship opportunities and registration available here. For more information contact Dana Hall at dhall@law.pace.edu.

• June 25, 2009
  Corporate Engagement in Climate Change (Webinar)
  Primary Sponsor: CleanTech and Climate Change Committee of the Section of Science & Technology Law
• June 16, 2009
  Alternative Energy Forum
  Live Seminar (Ann Arbor, MI) and Webcast
  Cosponsored by: The Energy Bar Association; the Institute of Continuing Legal Education; State Bar of Michigan, Environmental Law Section