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• May 31, 2024

  Nord Stream 2 Says EU Pipeline Regs Violate Int'l Law

  The Russian majority-owned company behind the development of a politically sensitive natural gas pipeline from Russia to Germany has resumed its efforts to convince an international tribunal that the European Union's "sole objective" in amending regulations for the natural gas market was to complicate the pipeline project.

• May 31, 2024

  Wash. Prison Law Not Biased Against GEO, 9th Circ. Told

  Washington state has urged the Ninth Circuit to lift a lower court's injunction blocking a law aimed at improving private prison standards, saying the law does not discriminatorily target private prison operator GEO Group Inc.

• May 31, 2024

  As Broadband Subsidy Ends, Biden Pushes For Renewal

  The White House pressured Congress on Friday to allocate new funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program as the subsidy officially shut down, cutting off a broadband discount to millions of low-income households.

• May 30, 2024

  Gov't Broadband Rules Must Not Deter Providers, NTIA Told

  Small to medium-size internet providers could shy away from the federal government's massive broadband expansion program if rules requiring low-cost internet service end up being too heavy-handed, industry groups told the U.S. Department of Commerce.

• May 30, 2024

  Swedish Appeals Court Sets Aside €10.6M Italy Award

  An appeals court in Sweden has this week set aside a €10.6 million ($11.48 million) arbitral award issued to a Dutch renewable energy firm after Italy dialed back economic incentives for the renewable energy industry, saying the award violates European Union law.

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