Energy Archive » April, 2007

Energy - April, 2007

127 articles

• California AG Won't Drop Suit Against Auto Makers
• Natural Gas Companies Hit With Class Action
• "Duking" It Out
• Patent Claim Not A Property Taking: Court
• High Court Passes On Power Plant Pollution Case
• Shell's Drilling Plan Sparks Litigation
• National Grid Hampering U.K. Gas Meter Competition
• Kerry Proposes Ban On Carbon-Unfriendly Coal Plants
• Chevron Blames Petroecuador For Amazon Pollution
• Baker Hughes Pays $44M To Bury Bribery Charges
• Ex-EPA Director Returns To Schiff Hardin
• Court Affirms Invalidity Of Calgon Carbon UV Patents
• Tidewater Offers SEC Settlement To End Probe
• EPA Reveals New Rules For Coal-Fired Power Plants
• Former NorthWestern Execs Settle With SEC
• Judge Tosses Enron Claims Over Faulty Generators
• Bankrupt Energy Co. Leaves Clients Without Heat
• BP Targeted Again Over Worker Safety
• California Threatens EPA With Suit Over Air Standards
• Eyeing Energy Firms, Germany To Tighten Cartel Law
• Pension Fund Asks Court To Subpoena Calpine
• Shareholders Ask To Freeze BP CEO's Pay
• Entergy Secures Approval Of $200M In Federal Aid
• Semco Energy Faces Suit Over Proposed Acquisition
• Calpine, Cleco Reach Agreement On Plant
• Calpine Moves Suit Over KERPs Agreement
• Investors Accuse ICG Of Misleading Statements
• Case Puts EU Merger Policy Under Scrutiny
• EPA Considers California's Plan To Curb Emissions
• Senate Likely To OK Bill To Spur Energy Innovation
• Global Power Objects To Fund's Sale Of $12M Debt
• TX Supreme Court Refuses To Rehear Oil Field Dispute
• 2 Indicted In Oil Co. Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• Baker Botts Pumps Up Dubai Energy Group
• Former Enron HR Director Sentenced To Five Years
• Calpine Seeks Approval For $4.5M FERC Settlement
• Spain Wants Power To Veto Enel Decisions
• Germany Aims Competition Reforms At Energy Sector
• Fuji Vows To Fight Power Generation Cartel Fine
• Report Targets EU Electricity Market Condensation
• Fed. Insurers Not Ready For Climate Change: Report
• Bolivian Congress Approves New Oil Contracts
• FERC: Transparency Needed In Natural Gas Market
• TXU, McDermott Settle Over Boilers
• BP Plagued By Threat Of Sanction
• Calpine Settles Defaulted Bondholder Claims
• Panel Recommends 15% Cut In CO2 Emissions
• NLRB Failed To Prove Power Co. In Contempt: Court
• Petrobras To Appeal Antitrust Decision On Ipiranga
• Troutman Sanders
• Damage Done, Go On Mining, Judge Says
• Hearing Set For Contentious Western-Giant Deal
• Hitachi Issues Objection To Switchgear Cartel Fine
• Adelphia Settles Claims With Utilities
• India May Change Rules For Mittal Investment: Report
• Supreme Court Declines Lay Case
• U.S. Energy Biogas Set For Ch. 11 Emergence
• High Court Hears Power Co.'s Bid For Foreign Status
• Novozymes Wins $15M From Danish Rival
• DOJ Strikes $74M Settlement For Site Cleanup
• The Climate Change Decision's Bases And Implications
• Judge Issues Temporary Block Of Refiners' Merger
• Lawmakers Mull Carbon Emissions Bills
• Jones Day Hires Former DOJ Official
• Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw
• Mittal Hit With $27M Suit Over Pipe Problems
• Chadbourne Reestablishes Dubai Office
• FTC Seeks To Block Pennsylvania Gas Co. Acquisition
• Firm Profile: Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
• Lost Oil Royalties Could Cost U.S. Billions: Report
• Entergy Nets $220M In Katrina Aid
• Sunoco Exposes Consumers To Identity Theft: Suit
• Asset Freeze Extended For TXU Traders
• Refining Company Admits It Polluted Illegally
• Cold War Nuclear Workers Sue DOL
• Calif. Utilities Sue Over Energy Crisis Refunds
• FERC Orders Look Into Enron Attorneys' Conduct
• Lawyers Are Big Winners In Shell Settlement
• Appeals Court Sides With IRS In Tax Spat With Exxon
• Lawmaker Sends TXU Allegations To State AG
• Distrigas Addresses EU's Concerns
• FTC Opposes Oil Refiners' Merger
• EPA Unveils Renewable Fuel Standards
• Survivors Sue Massey Energy Over Coal Mine Fire
• Shell To Settle Oil Reserves Lawsuits In U.S., Europe
• Reliant Energy Accused Of Polluting River
• KeySpan To Pay $3M To Overbilled N.H. Customers
• Creditors Attack Calpine's Rising Legal Fees
• Regulators Probe Ameren Over Credit Ratings
• Oil Price-Gouging Laws Harmful To Economy: Study
• Attorneys Fees In Shell Action Kept Sealed
• Fund Accuses Calpine Of Underestimating Value
• Bush Hydroelectric Plan Illegally Kills Salmon: Circuit
• TXU Says It Will Not Shut Power Plants
• Kinder Morgan In $8.4M Settlement
• FTC Head Calls For Transparency In Energy Policies
• Georgia Power Faces Suit Over Pollution
• Outstanding Women: Rachel Clingman
• Enron Shareholders Petition For High Court Review
• Calpine Objects To Hire Of Financial Advisor
• Sinclair Oil Fined $5.5M For Violating Clean Water Act
• Judge Sets Retrial Date In Nigerian Barge Case
• Rex Energy Agrees To Reduce Noxious Emissions
• Car Makers' Case Against Vermont Moves On
• Ex-Enron VP's Conviction Tossed
• Outstanding Women: Karol Lyn Newman
• Court Orders FERC To Review Phase-Out Ruling
• Eni, Enel Win Auction Of Yukos Assets
• Energy Cos. Agree To Settle Natural Gas Antitrust Suit
• Judge Overturns Whistleblower Claims In Oil Case
• EPA Moves Ahead With California's Emissions Request
• State Department Urged To Thwart "Gas OPEC"
• Outstanding Women: Edna Sussman
• Nevada Power Pays $90M To Resolve Pollution Claims
• Total Denies Execs Summoned Over Iran
• E.C. Will Take Spain To Court Despite E.On's Exit
• High Court Deals Blow To Bush Over Global Warming
• Azerbaijan Dodges Arbitration Award In Oil Dispute
• Husband And Wife Named In TXU Insider Trading Suit
• DaimlerChrysler Settles Emission Charges For $1.2M
• E.On Gives Up Fight For Endesa
• U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Duke Energy Decision
• Schiff Hardin Snags Eight From Sullivan And Worcester
• Wilson Sonsini Nets Renewable-Energy Partners
• Creditors Recover $1.9B From Enron
• Outstanding Women: Gene Ann Herrin
• Mobil Sues Hyundai Unit Over Trademark