Intern, United States Natural Gas Pipelines Law

About the role

The Opportunity We are seeking a Student Intern to support legal professionals working on matters related to natural gas pipeline operations and infrastructure development. This opportunity provides exposure to project development, transactional matters, and regulatory frameworks affecting the energy industry. The Student Intern will gain practical experience conducting legal research, analyzing complex regulatory issues, and contributing to legal advice that supports business decision-making and operational objectives. At TC Energy, connection is at the heart of everything we do. As a Student Intern, you will contribute to meaningful work that helps connect people, communities and industries to the energy they rely on every day. You will gain hands-on experience working alongside experienced professionals, applying your academic knowledge to real-world projects and helping support the safe and reliable delivery of energy across North America. As a valued member of our team, you will take on challenging and rewarding work, build lasting professional relationships and develop skills that will help shape your future career. Through collaboration, mentorship and practical experience, you'll gain insight into our business while contributing to work that matters. Every day presents an opportunity to learn, grow and make an impact while helping power progress for the communities we serve.

Responsibilities

• Conduct legal research related to project development, transactional, environmental, and pipeline safety matters
• Analyze legal and regulatory issues related to the natural gas transportation industry
• Support work involving the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and other regulatory frameworks
• Prepare legal analyses, summaries, and advice for business clients
• Collaborate with legal professionals on active projects and business initiatives
• Review and evaluate legal and regulatory information to support decision-making
• Assist with the development of legal guidance and documentation

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in an accredited Juris Doctor degree program
• Completion of at least one academic term prior to the start of the work term in May 2027
• Returning to full-time studies immediately following the work term
• Availability to work full-time (40 hours per week) for the duration of the work term
• Completion of the second year of law school prior to the start of the work term

Qualifications

• Prior experience with the natural gas transportation industry
• Knowledge of Federal Energy Regulatory Commission regulations and processes
• Knowledge of environmental law, pipeline safety law, or other energy regulatory frameworks
• Demonstrate a safety mindset, in a professional and personal setting