Professor Joel B. Eisen
Profile
Professor Joel Eisen is a nationally recognized expert on energy law and policy. He is a co-author of a widely adopted textbook on energy law, Energy, Economics and the Environment, and the author of a comprehensive book on Advanced Introduction to Renewable Energy. He has also authored numerous books, book chapters, treatises, and law review articles on electric utility regulation and clean and renewable energy topics. His scholarship has appeared in journals at Harvard, UCLA, Duke, Notre Dame, George Washington, Utah, Fordham, Illinois, Wake Forest, U.C. Davis, and William & Mary law schools, among other venues. In recognition of his contributions to scholarship, Richmond Law named him the inaugural Austin Owen Research Fellow for 2013-2018, and Vermont Law School named him its Distinguished Energy Law Scholar for 2019. His article, Residential Renewable Energy: By Whom?, was honored as one of the top four environmental law articles of 2011. He was the University of Richmond's Distinguished Educator for 2010-2011, and in spring 2009, a Fulbright Professor of Law at the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, China.
OGEL Call for Papers: Special Issue on Electricity Market Design