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Carl Erik Stenberg
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Licensed in Texas for 5 years
State: Texas
Acquired: 2020
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Location
Stenberg Law, PLLC
1980 Post Oak Boulevard, Suite 100 - #5134, Houston, TX, 77002
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Experience
Work Experience
2024 - Present
Principal Attorney, Stenberg Law, PLLC
2023 - 2024
Associate, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, LLP
2021 - 2023
Associate, Kirkland & Ellis
Associations
2024 - Present
American Immigration Lawyers AssociationMember
2021 - Present
Texas International Lawyers Society (TILS)Board Member
2020 - Present
Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce Texas (SACC Texas)Board Member
2021 - 2022
Institute for Energy Law (IEL)YEP-IEL, Energy Subcommittee (former)
Education
2020
University of Texas
Master of Laws
2019
University of London
Bachelor of Laws
Publications
2023
Texas Environmental Law Journal
Technology agnosticism and carbon capture: a practical effort against climate change in an era of polarized policymaking
2022
The Energy Dispatch
Hydrogen Opportunity: An Overview of Hydrogen Energy Growth
2021
The Energy Dispatch
Carbon Capture Updates in a New Era of Growing Concerns Over Climate Change
2020
Washington Journal of Environmental Law & Policy
Energy Transitions and the Future of Nuclear Energy: A Case for Small Modular Reactors
Languages
Swedish
English
Danish
Norwegian