Energy Equity & Just Transition Advocate (EEJTA)®
Program Overview
The Energy Equity & Just Transition Advocate (EEJTA) certification is a groundbreaking professional credential designed for leaders who drive inclusive, community-centered transitions within the global energy sector. As oil, gas, and energy systems evolve toward low-carbon futures, equity, justice, and stakeholder empowerment have become strategic imperatives.
This certification focuses on the intersection of social governance, equitable energy distribution, indigenous rights, and the socio-economic transformation of energy communities. Candidates will gain the tools to support fair labor transitions, engage local and marginalized populations, and ensure that environmental and economic benefits are shared inclusively during the shift toward sustainability.
Why this Certification Matters
As nations and corporations commit to net-zero goals, the “just transition” framework is becoming central to ESG performance and operational legitimacy. Companies must now not only decarbonize but also ensure that workers, communities, and historically underserved populations are not left behind.
The EEJTA® credential demonstrates a professional’s ability to align energy strategies with social equity, regulatory expectations, and public accountability. It equips professionals to help organizations earn and maintain a Social License to Operate (SLO), build resilient community partnerships, and drive energy access for all.
Key Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the EEJTA® program, certified professionals will be able to:
- Design inclusive stakeholder engagement plans for energy projects
- Implement equitable workforce transition and reskilling strategies
- Understand and advocate for Indigenous rights and land sovereignty
- Apply frameworks for equitable energy access and community benefits
- Facilitate ESG-aligned social performance reporting
- Support policymaking around Just Transition principles and standards
- Measure social impact, trust, and legitimacy in energy operations
Certification Domains
- Principles of Energy Justice and Social Equity
- The Just Transition Framework: Policy and Practice
- Indigenous Engagement & Land Rights in Energy Projects
- Social License to Operate (SLO): Models & Measurement
- Workforce Reskilling and Labor Market Inclusion
- Equitable Energy Access and Infrastructure Planning
- Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) & Local Partnerships
- Public Participation, Transparency, and ESG Disclosure
- Case Studies on Just Transition in Oil, Gas, and Renewables
Ideal Candidates
- ESG & Sustainability Officers
- Social Performance Managers
- Community Engagement & External Affairs Leads
- Policy Advisors and Legal Analysts
- Project Managers in Energy Transition Initiatives
- Human Resources & Labor Transition Strategists
- Renewable Energy Developers and Utility Stakeholders
- Non-profit, NGO, and Government Representatives in Energy Access
How to Prepare
- Guided video lectures and case studies
- Access to ESG policy frameworks and community tools
- Real-world examples of social risk management and SLO models
- Interactive tools for equity planning and stakeholder mapping
- Practice questions and mock assessments aligned with the exam
About the EEJTA® Examination
- Format: Online, proctored assessment
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Question Type: 100 multiple-choice & scenario-based questions
- Passing Score: 70%
- Validity: 3 years (renewable via CPD or retesting)
- Digital Badge & Certificate: Awarded upon passing
Certification Fee
- Standard Individual Enrollment: $475
- Group or Sponsored Access: Discounted rates available
- Optional Printed Certificate: $30
How to Register
- Visit www.IBOGP®.org
- Select the Sustainability, ESG & Energy Transition category
- Click on EEJTA® – Energy Equity & Just Transition Advocate
- Complete your registration and receive access to the candidate portal
- Begin learning and preparing for the EEJTA® certification exam
Shape a Fairer Energy Future
The EEJTA certification empowers professionals to ensure that the transition to a decarbonized economy is inclusive, equitable, and community-driven. As energy systems transform, make your impact where it matters most—where people, policy, and energy equity converge.
Paced Training, Exam Fees
Instructor-Led Training
