Energy Law Journal

• Welcome
• Energy Law Journal Online
• Editorial Policy of the ELJ
• Subscription Rates
• Submission Process
• Energy Law Journal History
• Foundation of the Energy Law Journal Board of Directors and Journal Editorial Boards
• Foundation of the Energy Law Journal Contributors
• Donate to the ELJ
• Code of Conduct

Published by The Energy Bar Association
University of Tulsa College of Law (http://www.law.utulsa.edu/)

The Energy Law Journal is in its thirtieth year of publication. Published twice a year, it has over 2,900 subscribers in the United States and 22 foreign countries, including Canada, England, Brazil, Argentina, Germany, Austria, France, Japan, Australia, Switzerland, Scotland, Singapore, Nigeria, Mozambique, and Turkey. The Journal has become a preeminent energy publication, providing thought-provoking and deeply researched articles by practitioners, internationally known academics, Federal judges, high ranking government officials and members of FERC. The Journal often has been cited by Federal and State Courts and agencies, law review articles and journals, energy industry speakers and the FERC. CLICK HERE for a list of court opinions and other published legal materials citing articles appearing in the Journal.

The Energy Law Journal publishes legal, policy, and economic articles and other materials of lasting interest with significant research value on subjects dealing with the energy industries. The Journal also welcomes articles and other materials on emerging issues and significant developments affecting the energy industries. The Journal publishes articles and other materials of varying length that provide a full consideration of the issues and opposing viewpoints. All manuscripts must contain a synopsis, table of contents, and brief biographical statement about the author(s). Style and form of citations must be in conformity with the "Blue Book," as well as the Energy Law Journal Style Manual posted on the Energy Bar Association website. All manuscripts should be sent to Robert S. Fleishman, Editor-in-Chief, Energy Law Journal, by mail to Covington & Burling LLP, 1201 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20004-2401 or electronically to rfleishman@cov.com. The Journal is free to all members of the Energy Bar Association. Subscriptions for non-members are $35.00 per year for domestic subscriptions, $41.00 per year for Canadian subscriptions, and $47.00 per year for foreign subscriptions. Back issues are available by contacting the William S. Hein & Co. at (800) 828-7571.

The Energy Bar Association holds the copyright to written works published in the Energy Law Journal. The Energy Bar Association grants permission to authors of written works published in the Journal to reproduce and distribute their written works provided that: (1) copies are distributed at or below cost; (2) proper notice of copyright is included on each copy; and (3) the Energy Law Journal and the article author(s) are clearly identified on each copy. Authors are also permitted either to provide a website link to their articles on the Energy Bar Association website or to post copies of the articles they have written on their own or their organization’s website, provided that the posted article clearly identifies the Energy Law Journal.

The Energy Law Journal Online

• Current Edition
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Editorial Policy of the Energy Law Journal

The Energy Law Journal publishes legal, policy, and economic articles and other materials of lasting interest with significant research value on subjects dealing with the energy industries.

The Journal also welcomes articles and other materials on emerging issues and significant developments affecting the energy industries. The Journal publishes articles and other materials of varying length that provide a full consideration of the issues and opposing viewpoints. All manuscripts must contain a synopsis, table of contents, and brief biographical statement about the author(s). Style and form of citations must be in conformity with the "Blue Book." CLICK HERE for the Journal’s Style Manual.

Subscription Rates

The Journal is free to all members. Subscriptions for non-members are $35.00 per year for domestic subscriptions, $41.00 per year for Canadian subscriptions, and $47.00 per year for foreign subscriptions. Back issues are available by contacting the William S. Hein & Co. at (800) 828-7571. CLICK HERE for subscription information and order form (PDF).

Submission Process

The Energy Law Journal prints original material of interest to the legal profession and energy professionals. Articles and comments by members of the Association, as well as non-members, are welcome. All manuscripts should be of substantial length and deal with aspects of energy law or policy. A brief biographical statement about the author should be included. All manuscripts should be sent to Robert Fleishman, Editor-in-Chief, Energy Law Journal, 1201 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Washington, D.C. 20004-2401, rfleishman@cov.com.

Energy Law Journal History

The Energy Law Journal (ELJ) has a rich history directly linked to the Energy Bar Association (EBA). Originally, the EBA Publications Committee functioned as a means to assemble, duplicate, and distribute various reports submitted to them by EBA committees.

On June 8, 1978, a Special Committee was appointed to determine the benefits of a publication to better serve the organization, in addition to judges, attorneys, consultants, and government officials. The committee decided to publish a scholarly journal / law review whose function was to publish quality articles and EBA committee reports.

The first issue of the Journal, Volume 1, was published in May of 1980. It contained 232 pages and featured five lead articles on diverse subjects, ten committee reports, and three pages of advertisements.

In 1986, a partnership was proposed between the ELJ and the University of Tulsa College of Law (TU). The partnership was to benefit the journal using students to edit the articles. The partnership benefits TU law students by providing them with an opportunity to gain the experience of working on a law review as well as having an opportunity to have their student note or comment published.

Since moving to TU, the ELJ has continued its growth in subscriptions passing 2,900, including over 70 foreign subscriptions. The ELJ has been cited repeatedly by the U.S. Supreme Court.

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Code of Conduct

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