Jordan dedicates his legal practice to navigating the intricate world of energy and utilities regulation, offering invaluable advice and representation to those spearheading energy infrastructure ventures. His expertise spans the spectrum of securing facility approvals, ensuring regulatory compliance, conducting transactional due diligence, and addressing environmental considerations. Jordan's work is pivotal in advancing renewable energy and energy storage projects, where he stands as a critical ally for proponents and investors.

His legal acumen extends to advocating for utility clients in complex tariff applications and related proceedings. These encompass a wide range of issues, including service costs, performance-based rates, capital costs, rate design, and energy procurement. Jordan's comprehensive grasp of the energy sector's regulatory environment enables him to effectively represent his clients' interests in these multifaceted matters.

Jordan's experience in the energy sector is both deep and broad, covering all aspects of the industry within Alberta and at the national level. He has successfully represented clients before energy regulators across Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, as well as before the courts in Alberta, British Columbia, and even the Supreme Court of Canada.

His notable work includes representing Berkshire Hathaway Energy Canada in its significant acquisition of the Montana Alberta Tie-Line from Enbridge Inc., a deal valued at approximately $200 million. Jordan also played a key role in securing approvals for EPCOR Distribution & Transmission Inc.'s $50-million West Edmonton Transmission Upgrade Project and EPCOR Water Services Inc.'s kīsikāw pīsim solar farm and battery storage facility in Edmonton, showcasing his ability to navigate complex regulatory landscapes for high-stakes projects.

Jordan's insights into the evolving regulatory frameworks, such as carbon capture, utilization, and storage incentives, reflect his commitment to staying at the forefront of energy law. His contributions to discussions on the suspension of renewable energy project approvals and the regulation of Alberta's electricity-generation markets underscore his expertise and influence in shaping the energy sector's legal and regulatory discourse.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Jordan is actively involved with the Canadian Bar Association, the Law Society of Alberta, and the Calgary Bar Association. His previous role as an Executive Member of the Canadian Bar Association's International Energy Law Section and his current position as Board Secretary for Dragon Boat Canada highlight his commitment to both his profession and his community.

With a rich educational background that includes a JD and both MSc and BSc (Honours) degrees from the University of Alberta, Jordan's legal practice is underpinned by a solid foundation of knowledge and expertise. His recognition and achievements within the legal field since his admission to the Alberta Bar in 2013 attest to his dedication and skill in serving the energy and utilities sector.