ATLANTA - TelAve -- Atlanta, GA —  Jeremy Erndt, has been selected to serve on the Advisory Board of the Institute for Energy Law (IEL), a division of The Center for American and International Law. This appointment recognizes Erndt's distinguished career and his ongoing contributions to the advancement of the energy sector.

With more than 20 years of experience in the energy and power industry, Jeremy Erndt has built a reputation as a strategic leader and trusted advisor. Throughout his career, he has led complex energy projects, transactions, advised on technical matters, and championed innovative solutions in power generation, transmission, and technology.

Prior to his current role, Erndt held senior leadership positions where he played a pivotal role in expanding energy portfolios, optimizing grid infrastructure, and navigating the evolving landscape of energy law and regulation. He has been a frequent speaker at industry conferences and has contributed to thought leadership on topics ranging from energy transition to market reform.

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"I'm honored to join the Advisory Board of the Institute for Energy Law," said Erndt. "The IEL is a cornerstone of legal education and collaboration in the energy space. I look forward to supporting its mission and working alongside other leaders to shape the future of energy law."

The IEL Advisory Board is composed of prominent professionals from across the energy industry, legal practice, academia, and government. Board members provide strategic guidance, support educational programming, and help advance the Institute's mission of promoting excellence in energy law.

For more information about the Institute for Energy Law, visit https://www.cailaw.org/institute-for-energy-law.