Equitable Access To Sustainable Energy ease Ll.m Graduate Fellow

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Equitable Access to Sustainable Energy (EASE) LL.M Graduate Fellow
The candidate will research and track cases, working groups, collaborative efforts, and other opportunities to advance reforms; Produce scholarship on the barriers to energy equity, including white papers, blog posts, and other writings; Identify funding opportunities and lead in the development of funding proposals; Interact with program funders; Develop strategy and support the Center’s intervention and policy work in clean energy access for LMI customers and communities, including plans for community outreach, engagement, and strengthened relationships; Engage with the Center’s broader clean energy agenda to ensure equitable access issues and concerns are fully represented and advanced, including through participation in public proceedings and working groups; Assist with conferences, meetings, publications; Supervise interns and project teams engaged on equitable access issues and projects; Must have LLM in Environmental Law degree at Pace; Must have strong academic qualifications; Must have excellent writing ability; Must have excellent professional and communication skills; Must have excellent organization and administrative skills; Must have demonstrated commitment to the use of policy and law to advance equitable clean energy access.

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