Energy Archive » May, 2007

Energy - May, 2007

145 articles

• Nuclear Power Plant Workers Dealt Setback
• EEOC Injunction Bid Rejected In Exxon Case
• Big Farms Getting Unfair Power Subsidies: Study
• Australian Watchdog Loses Gas Price-Fixing Case
• BP Calls For High Pleading Standard
• FERC, Snohomish Win Right To Appeal Enron Order
• Gas Cos. Granted Review Of FERC Orders
• K&L Gates Fortifies Washington Energy Practice
• AG Calls For Frost Brown Removal From Marathon Suit
• Embattled TXU Dodges Clean Air Act Suit
• Court Shakes Head At FTC In Western-Giant Case
• Public Service Attorney Jumps To Greenberg Traurig
• U.S. Court Denies Colombian Energy Co.'s Appeal
• Petrobras Finds No Proof Of Insider Trading
• Allegheny Plaintiffs Ask For Settlement Approval
• Xethanol Wants Securities Complaint Dismissed
• Yukos Gets Nod To Sell Foreign Assets
• Senate Proposal For Renewable Energy Gains Support
• SEC Investigates Dow Chemical Buyout Talks
• Appeals Panel Remands MTBE Cases To State Courts
• California Approves New Power Plant Regulations
• Banker To Be Indicted In TXU Insider Trading Case
• CNX Wins Gas Rights In Spat With GeoMet
• Tenth Circuit Extinguishes Energy West's Claims
• Germany Renews Battle Cry Against Unbundling
• PG&E Asks Judge To Toss Discrimination Suit
• Energy Biogas Wins Ch. 11 Approval
• National Security Scrutiny Of Mergers Rising: Experts
• Court Lets Stand $2.5B Ruling Against Exxon
• House Passes Democrats' Price-Gouging Bill
• U.S. Energy Future Is In Coal-To-Liquid Fuel: Bill
• Bill Would OK Offshore Drilling
• Energy Lawyers Target International Arbitration
• Energy Companies Confront Climate Change
• Kinder Morgan Pays $5.3M For California Oil Spills
• California Will Sue If EPA Denies Waiver Request
• Court Rejects $116.5M Damages In AEP-Suez Dispute
• Calpine Asks To Take Over Power Plant
• How Government Can Help Finance Clean Coal
• Oil Industry Mergers Raise Gas Prices: GAO
• Bush Says No To NOPEC
• Ex-DPL Execs Settle Payout Suit For $25M
• Gas Cos. Move To Consolidate Temperature Suits
• Women Claim Halliburton, U.S. Liable For Sex Attacks
• EU To End Coal Subsidies In 2010
• Climate Change Heats Up Courtrooms
• UN Releases Emissions Recommendations
• Court Upholds D.C. Fees For Energy Providers
• FTC's Call To Enjoin Equitable-Peoples Deal Denied
• Bill Drills Big Oil With Big Taxes
• Kerr-McGee Settles Emissions Charges For $18M
• Judge OKs Global Power's Employee Pay Plan
• States Step Up Vigilance Of Energy Mergers
• FERC Proposes Rule To Obtain Natural Gas Data
• Dynegy Exec's Attorney Wins Case Over Fees
• Climate Change Makes Energy Law Hot
• EU To Keep Close Eye On Natural Gas Industry
• FERC Takes Up Offshore Site Banking
• ING To Pay $94M To Fertinal
• Honeywell Infringed Energy Management Patent: Suit
• The Hydrogen Economy: A Lawyer´s Perspective
• Clinton Launches Energy Efficiency Coalition
• Calpine To Erase $1.1B In Claims From Chapter 11
• Coalbed Gas Co. Seeks Release From Patent Claim
• U.S. Should Keep Tribal Rights-Of-Way Policy: Report
• E-Mails Suggest Budget Cuts Led To BP Alaska Spill
• House Joins Push To Crack Down On Oil Cartels
• Lawmakers Mull Two New Clean Energy Bills
• New Sheppard Mullin Practice Tackles Climate Change
• Bill Would End Sole-Source Limits In Gas Deals
• EPA Exaggerated Violations, Massey Claims
• Calpine Settles With Canadian Subsidiaries
• FTC's Attempt To Block Gas Acquisition Dismissed
• California Blames Govt. For Weak Fuel Standards
• Optionable's Troubles Snowball With Lawsuits
• Hess Sued Under Fair Credit Reporting Act
• Ex-Siemens Managers Convicted Of Bribing Enel
• Massey Faces $1.9B Fine For Pollution
• Natural Gas Contract Dispute Moved To Federal Court
• High Court Won't Hear Nigerian Barge Fraud Appeal
• Military Advisory Chair Praises Global Warming Bill
• Asarco Judge OKs Baker Botts' $6.5M In Fees
• Honeywell, AspenTech Fight Over Purchase Deal
• SEC Ties Bank Head To Insider Trading Schemes
• Exxon Loses Damages Claim Against Alaska
• Apache Settles Texaco China Arbitration For $81.5M
• Lord Browne Leaves Goldman Sachs Amid Scandal
• Kentucky Alleges Marathon Broke Price-Gouging Law
• Competition Fears Cast Doubt On Yukos Auction
• MSHA Tightens Safety Rules After Sago Mine Blast
• EnerVest Sued Over Mercury Leakage
• Union Leaders Call On SEC To Support Enron Plaintiffs
• Calpine Creditors Win Right To Challenge Liens
• Occidental Accused Of Polluting In Peru
• Oil Driller Clears SEC Probe
• Former Enserco Trader Indicted For False Reporting
• U.S. Releases Rules For $9B In Clean Energy Loans
• Shell Pays $2.85 Million For Polluting Bay Area Air
• Sierra Club Sues Energy Co. Over Air Pollution
• FERC, Bankruptcy Court Approve Calpine's $4.5M Fine
• Exxon Seeks Injunction Against Web Domain Buyer
• Lexam's Plan Faces Court Challenge
• Calpine Predicts June Emergence From Chapter 11
• Judge Grants $1M Bail To Ex-Credit Suisse Broker
• Entergy Rises Out Of Bankruptcy
• Court Approves $10M Nicor Settlement
• Chevron Nears Iraqi Kickback Settlement: Report
• Massachusetts Sues DOE Over Energy Guidelines
• Calpine Creditor Looks To Settle Contract Dispute
• Life-Long Academic Takes Expertise To McGinnis
• Senate Panel OKs Hike In Fuel Economy Standards
• Marathon Oil Unit Faces CFTC Enforcement Action
• Alaska Lawmakers Indicted In Oil Scheme
• Japan FTC Probes Rubber Hose Makers
• Judge OKs Ethanol Plant, Despite Protests
• Ex-Credit Suisse Broker Denied Bail In TXU Case
• Energy Firms Appeal Contract Ruling To High Court
• Judge Dismisses Kerr-McGee Whistleblower Suit
• Increasing Focus On Competition In Energy Markets
• Lawmakers Team Up To Thwart Power Corridor
• Governments To Pay $84M To Kazakhstan
• Broker Charged With TXU Insider Trading
• Halliburton Cheating Retirees After Unit Sale: Suit
• Groups Fight PacifiCorp. Dams
• Senate Takes Another Aim At Gas Price-Gouging
• Authorities Topple Price-Fixing Cartel
• Rosneft Snatches Up Yukos Assets For $6.8B
• Entergy Sees Tuesday Exit From Chapter 11
• BP Blames Managers For Texas Refinery Blast
• Costa Rican President Promises Privatization
• New Oil Refinery Faces Challenge From Tribe
• Senate Committee OKs Energy Bill Package
• Supreme Court Turns Down Mining Law Case
• Appeals Court Reverses ITC Antidumping Order
• Judge: Exxon Can't Stay Appeal In Alaskan Field Case
• Investors Wield Power Over Poor Countries: Study
• Indeck Withdraws Power Plant Proposal In Settlement
• Grupo Mexico Gains Access To Asarco's Records
• California Should Use Marketplace To Cut Emissions
• Total Fined $2.9M For Clean Air Act Violations
• CFTC Moves For McGraw-Hill's Natural Gas Info
• Calpine Debtor Files Adversary Case Against Utility
• BP CEO Steps Down
• Creditors Give The Nod To Entergy's Plan
• Westar Execs To Face Third Trial