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TOTAL Gas & Power North America, Inc. et al v. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission et al
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7:16-cv-00028
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May 05, 2016
Total's Gas Manipulation Row With FERC Moved To Houston
A Total SA unit's lawsuit over the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's allegations of natural gas market manipulation must move to Houston federal court, a Texas federal judge ruled Wednesday, saying the energy company's ties to his western Texas district are too weak.
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April 05, 2016
FERC Says Total Can't Fight Manipulation Charge In Court
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission blasted a Total SA unit's bid to fight potential charges and penalties over alleged natural gas market manipulation in court, telling a Texas federal judge Monday that he doesn't have jurisdiction to consider a case that hasn't even been decided by the commission yet.
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January 28, 2016
Total Says FERC Gas Manipulation Case Belongs In Court
A Total SA unit has urged a Texas federal judge to prevent the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission from pursuing charges and penalties over alleged natural gas market manipulation, saying FERC's administrative process is stacked against defendants and its guilt or innocence should be decided by a federal court.