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Dominicana Renovables, S.L. v. The Dominican Republic
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1:21-cv-21796
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March 01, 2022
Wind Farm Gets Just $2.3M For Breached Dominican Deal
A Florida federal judge on Tuesday backed an international tribunal's award of just $2.34 million for an energy company in a wind farm dispute with the Dominican Republic, saying a bid for $287.6 million over purported lost profits was rightly refused.
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February 14, 2022
Energy Co.'s $287.6M Dominican Republic Claim Denied Again
A U.S. magistrate judge in Miami backed an international tribunal's decision finding the Dominican Republic breached a contract over a wind farm project, but denied a company's bid to recover as much as $287.6 million in purported lost profits.
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July 21, 2021
DR Says $287.6M Wind Farm Claim Was Rightly Denied
The Dominican Republic told a Florida federal court that an international tribunal was right to deny a lost profits claim valued as high as $287.6 million brought by a subsidiary of Spanish renewable energy company Grupo Solesfero over a wind farm deal that fell through.
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May 13, 2021
Energy Co. Looks To Revive $287M Dominican Republic Claim
A subsidiary of Spanish renewable energy company Grupo Solesfero is looking to revive its claim for some $287 million in lost profits after a deal to develop a wind farm in the Dominican Republic fell through, telling a Florida judge that an international tribunal's "catchall denial" of the claim is insufficient.