Equitable Access To Sustainable Energy ease Graduate Fellow

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Equitable Access to Sustainable Energy (EASE) Graduate Fellow

The Fellow will work part time in the Center while working towards an LLM in Environmental Law. Identify the key barriers to energy equity, and research and track dockets where there is an opportunity to advance reforms; 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; Identify funding opportunities and lead in the development of funding proposals; Interact with program funders; Assist with conferences, meetings, publications; Supervise interns and project teams engaged on equitable access issues and projects; and Successfully complete a course of study to earn an LL.M. in environmental law, while tailoring course work to energy access topics, as possible; Other projects and duties as assigned. Identifying the key barriers to energy equity, and research and track dockets where there is an opportunity to advance reforms; Developing strategy and support the Center's intervention and policy work in clean energy access for LMI customers and communities; Developing strategy and plans for community outreach, engagement, and strengthened relationships; Identifying funding opportunities and lead in the development of funding proposals; Interacting with program funders; Engaging with the Center's broader clean energy agenda to ensure equitable access issues and concerns are fully represented and advanced; Assisting with conferences, meetings, and publications; Supervising interns and project teams engaged on equitable access issues and projects.

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