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Project Finance - November, 2019

171 articles

• AGs, Enviros Take Aim At EPA's Methane Standard Rollbacks
• Airlines Seek To Escape Helms-Burton Suit Over Cuba Airport
• ConocoPhillips Targets Citgo Parent In Del. Over $2B Award
• How Sustainable Lending Is Financing A Greener Future
• Baker Donelson Adds Real Estate Atty From Bayer Properties
• Supreme Court's Newest Cases Add Fuel To Explosive Term
• MVP: Willkie Farr's Archie Fallon
• LA Rams Solidify $14M Arbitration Win Against St. Louis
• Lloyd's Gets $19.5M Oil Rig Damage Award Trimmed
• Mining Co. Says EPA Is Shifting Blame For Gold King Spill
• Justices Told To Nix Ukraine's Petition In $112M Award Fight
• Texas Says Enviros Botched Suit Over Austin Highway Project
• Squire Patton Launches Commodities And Shipping Group
• Obama-Era Restrictions On Oregon Logging Knocked Down
• Water Law Doesn't Cover Cape Cod Pollution Via Groundwater
• Puerto Rico Board Urges Justices To Reject Bond Appeal
• Philly Refinery Creditors Fight Over $1.25B Insurance Payout
• Fla. High Court Urged To Review Use Of Land Buying Funds
• Enviros Say Army Corps Wrongly Permitted Keystone Pipeline
• Bankrupt Philly Refinery Floats $2.5M Exec Bonus Plan
• NY MTA's New 'Debarment' Regs Unconstitutional, Suit Says
• CFIUS Report Shows Trump Admin's Push To Curb Risky M&A
• 9th Circ. Breaks Logjam Over Post-Fire National Forest Project
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• Trump Can Reopen Offshore Drilling, Alaska Tells 9th Circ.
• DLA Piper Steers Altice's $1.1B French Fiber Network Deal
• New Pa. DEP Fill Material Policy Increases Project Complexity
• Vt. High Court Says Agency Can Force Water Rules On Dams
• Gas Co. Blinks In NY Standoff Over New Service Freeze
• Considerations For Structuring Sustainability-Linked Loans
• Alstom UK Unit Ordered To Pay £16.4M For African Bribes
• Ex-Nuke Exec Found Guilty In Russia-Linked FCPA Case
• Samsung Heavy To Pay $75M To Settle Petrobras Bribery Case
• EPA Can't Speed Up Power Plant Emissions Case: DC Circ.
• MGM Says Tribes Can't Tiptoe Into $300M Casino Fight
• Nuisance Claim Tossed In SoCalGas Aliso Canyon Leak Case
• Del. M&A Case Clamps Down On MLP General Partner Liability
• New Proposals Boost UK Energy Storage Projects
• NYC Faces Tough 2nd Circ. In Sweeping Big Oil Climate Case
• SunTrust Says Track Owner Owes $46M For Solar Generators
• Alstom Asks For Lenient Sentence Over Africa Bribes
• Boustani Atty Downplays Bribery To Close $2B Fraud Case
• Judge Kills Oil Industry Group's Calif. Oil Spill Claims
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Drilling Wastewater In Calif. Aquifer
• Verizon Sues NY Town Over Rejected Telecom Facility Permit
• FERC's Glick Says Pipeline OK Has Whiff Of A 'Rubber Stamp'
• Naftogaz Says Texas Co. Can't Seek Discovery Dispute Fees
• Texas Court Won't Revisit Fight Over Injection Well Permit
• RI Climate Suit Is No State Court Matter, 1st Circ. Told
• FERC Has A Role In PG&E Bankruptcy, 9th Circ. Told
• EPA Says Regulation Of 'Forever Chemicals' Coming Soon
• Kyrgyzstan, Construction Biz Fight Over $25M Bill For Road
• Pa. Bills Would Require OK Of Gov.'s Carbon Tax Agreement
• Removing Reopeners May Speed Up Superfund Settlements
• Pembina Gets Antitrust OK For $3.3B Kinder Morgan Unit Buy
• Enbridge Loses $45M Leaky Water Line Verdict On Appeal
• Boustani Denies Bribes, Says He 'Tangoed' With Mozambicans
• Grid Policy Shuts Out Offshore Wind Lines, FERC Told
• Enviros Say Mont. Coal Mine Expansion Ignores Climate Risk
• California Pumps Brakes On New Fracking Permits
• Exxon, Suncor Tell 10th Circ. Climate Suit Is Federal Issue
• Novel Securities Let Some Drillers Unlock Investor Cash
• House Dems Unveil New Tax Credits In Green Energy Package
• The Force (Majeure) May Be With ND Oil And Gas Lessees
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Steel Co. Settles $1M Dispute Over Chicago Transit Work
• Boustani Testifies Of African 'Gold Rush,' Denies $2B Fraud
• Venezuela Oil Co., Trustee Reach Deal On $1.68B Bonds
• Enviros Criticize FERC's Analysis Of Oregon LNG Project
• EB-5 Investors Accuse Feds Of Delaying Green Card Petitions
• FCC Subsidy Program Still Susceptible To Fraud, GAO Says
• 1st Circ. Won't Rehear $3B Utilities Price-Fixing Row
• High Court's Pass On 1 SEC Case Offers Insight Into Another
• NextEra Says Texas Grid Law Threatens Transmission Project
• Calif., Allies Sue EPA Over Clean Air Act Waiver Rescission
• Investors Knew Of Mozambique Graft, Boustani Jury Hears
• Ex-Keppel Atty Gets Probation In Petrobras Bribe Case
• MDC Energy Strikes Funding Deal As Ch. 11 Battle Brews
• Info Sharing Isn't Rate-Rigging, Big Banks Tell Cities
• Wildfire Responses Resonate Beyond California
• Justices' Maui Ruling Could Change Groundwater Permitting
• Noble Energy Streamlines Midstream Assets With $1.6B Deal
• Jay Peak Fraud Case Must Stay In Vt., Feds Say
• Mozambique Maritime Deals Were Legit, Boustani Jury Hears
• 8th Circ. Stands By Keeping Gas Royalties Out Of Tribal Court
• Energy Nominee Sticks To Perry's 'All Of The Above' Script
• Calif. Opens Investigation Into Utilities' Power Shutoffs
• Wash. Localities Sue To Stop $4.2B Vehicle Tax, Fee Cuts
• Gas Well Construction Effects Only 'Temporary,' Court Says
• Callon Slashes Carrizo Deal In Bid To Gain Investor Support
• PennEast Will Ask Justices To Undo 3rd Circ. Pipeline Ruling
• Philly Refinery Gets OK For Possible Ch. 11 Auction In Jan.
• SoCal Edison To Pay Cities, Counties $360M Over Wildfires
• Feds Rest In Case Of Alleged $2B Mozambican Loan Fraud
• Cell Tower Co. Sues Mass. Town Over Rejected Permit
• Ore. Power Line Foes Fight BLM, Forest Service Approvals
• SEC Urges 11th Circ. To Not Touch Its Win In $5M Fraud Row
• Texas Pushes Back Against DOJ In Grid Project Law Case
• Ukraine Says Tatneft Award Ruling Exposes Sovereign States
• Ala. Tribe Fights Gambling Plan 'Misinformation Campaign'
• FERC Orders Advance Grid Operators' Energy Storage Plans
• Arch Gets Green Light For $700M Opportunity Zone Fund
• Insurer Asks For Win In Dolphins Stadium Renovation Fight
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Federal Laws Continue To Hinder State Sports Betting Trend
• 3 Firms Guide Deals For New Ironwood Midstream Co.
• 9th Circ. Backs Boeing's $200M Win In Ukraine Space Co. Row
• NY Gov. Says Pipeline Project May Cost Gas Co.'s Licenses
• Judge Foils Enviros By Leaving Dominion Permit Intact
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Justices Seek Balance In Clean Water Act Case Arguments
• DC Circ. Lets EPA Waivers For Small Refiners Stand
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Fund Lost Millions In Mozambique Loan Fraud, Jury Told
• Venezuela Won't Prevail In Bid To Nix 2020 Bonds, Court Told
• Arch Coal Colo. Mine Expansion Blocked By Federal Judge
• Curtis Adds Ex-Freshfields Atty As Int'l Arb Partner In Dubai
• EPA Defends Decision Not To Question Utah Coal Plant Permit
• Judge Refuses Recusal, Scolds Atty In Deepwater MDL
• Trump Arctic, Atlantic Drilling Order Is Valid, 9th Circ. Told
• Racetrack Not Liable In $1B DC Solar Ponzi Suit, Says Owner
• Philip Morris Says Amtrak 'Cannibalized' Trains, Owes $93M
• Colo. Voters Narrowly Authorize Tax On Sports Betting
• Calif. Group Can't Use Housing Law To Block Clippers Arena
• City Says It Wants A Role In Philly Refinery Ch. 11 Sale
• Justices Urged To Tackle SunEdison Case After IBM Ruling
• Justices Pressed To Heal Circuit Split Over State CWA Powers
• Honolulu Wants Out Of Enviro Suit Over $32M Sports Complex
• NY Drops Half Its Exxon Fraud Case At Climate Trial's Close
• DC Circ. Asks If EPA Can Save Court Some Headaches
• Voters Tackled Transit, Vehicle Taxes At The Ballot Box
• Exxon Slams NY AG's 'Circular' Analysis In Climate Trial
• EPA Can't Delay Landfill Emissions Regs, Court Rules
• Fed. Circ. Restores Fight Over Calif. Hydropower Payment
• QL Capital, Devon Energy Form Delaware Basin Partnership
• Kagan Spars With Roberts Over Septic Tanks, Agatha Christie
• EPA Proposal Would Limit Function Of Permit Appeals Board
• FuelCell Snags $200M In Financing From Orion Energy
• Pipeline Projects Face New Questions On Landowner Rights
• High Court's Disgorgement Ruling Could Curb SEC Authority
• Justices Grappling With Groundwater Liability In Sewage Case
• 6 Questions For Midwestern Grid Regulator John Bear
• Last-Ditch Effort Delays EdgeMarc Ch. 7 Conversion Bid
• Arbitration Not Required Over Bill In $106M Texas Energy Deal
• Boustani In On Loan Scam, 2nd Ex-Credit Suisse Banker Says
• Texas Calls $28M Value Dip Over Highway Project 'Speculative'
• SEC Disgorgement Could Survive A High Court Defeat
• Pakistan Settles $846M Dispute With Turkish Energy Co.
• PG&E Switches To Opt-In Releases In Revised Ch. 11 Plan
• FERC Nominee Says He Steers Clear Of Agency Ethics Issues
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit 'Untenable' PennEast Decision
• 7 Questions For New England Grid Chief Gordon Van Welie
• Apple Pledges $2.5B To Help Combat Calif. Housing Crisis
• Split 11th Circ. Upholds CWA Permit For Fla. Phosphate Mine
• Glassmaker Can Target Assets For $400M Venezuela Award
• 6 Questions For Utility Commissioners' Leader Nick Wagner
• EPA Relaxes Coal-Fired Power Plant Waste Regulations
• Creditors Denounce Bid To Nix Venezuela Oil Co. Bonds
• What CBP's Jones Act Changes Mean For Offshore Industries
• LeClairRyan, Eckert Seek $100K Fees For $13.7M Ponzi Deal
• Lone Star Laterals: Hunton, McGuireWoods, Dykema
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Calif. Gov. Appoints Energy Czar, Blasts PG&E's 'Ineptitude'
• Exxon's PwC Auditor Confused By Climate Change Cost Lingo
• Mich. Challenge To Enbridge Pipeline Tunnel Rejected
• TC Energy Plans $1.2B Canadian Pipeline Expansion
• API Says Offshore Drilling Suit Belongs In La., Not Calif.
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• NY Painting Contractor Inks $3M Deal To End Feds' Fraud Suit
• Supreme Court To Review SEC's Right To Seek Disgorgement
• EdgeMarc Energy Says It Has Ch. 11 Exit Plan