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Energy - May, 2012

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• AGR Says Ex-VP Ran Off With Trade Secrets, Customers
• Dynegy Holdings Rips Intervening Investor As 'Nuisance'
• Chinese Power Co. Ducks Securities Class Claims For Now
• Calif. Senate Sinks Fracking Neighbor Notification Bill
• Texas Court Throws Out $21M Award In Oil Royalty Battle
• NJ Senate Passes Bill To Shore Up Solar Market
• Nat'l Union Entitled To $3M Fees In Valero Defense: 5th Circ.
• NRC Floats Guidelines To Ease Post-Fukushima Orders
• Congress Sinks Biofuel's Hopes For US Military Boost
• Getty Petroleum Creditors Call For Liquidation
• Gas-Rich States Knock Federal Fracking Rules Before Panel
• PE Fund To Pay $1.6B For Stake In $18B China Gas Pipe
• 9th Circ. Won't Review Occidental's Peruvian Pollution Case
• 5th Circ. Allows DOI Permits For Gulf Oil Projects To Stand
• Zep, Westinghouse Call Truce In Solar Panel IP War
• China Trade Group Assails US Tariffs On Wind Towers
• GOP Bill Would Tie Civil Penalties To Clean Energy Loans
• Chevron CEO Rebuked For Handling Of $18B Ecuador Case
• Fraser Guides National Oilwell's $233M Gas Supply Co. Buy
• EPA Must Expedite Update To Air Quality Standards, Judge Says
• Holland & Hart Snags Energy, Resources Partner In DC
• Neb. High Court Rebuffs Suit Over Gov.'s Keystone Power
• Causation: The Hole In Fracking Contamination Suits
• Ecuadoreans Confront Chevron Over $18B Oil Spill Judgment
• Milbank Coordinates $378M For Chihuahua Pipeline Project
• Settlement Empowers AES Eastern's $240M Plant Sale
• AEP Pulls $1B Coal Plant Retrofit Plan, Citing Costs
• Eni To Sell Snam Stake For $4.4B Under Orders From Italy
• Commerce Says Chinese Wind Towers Are Subsidized
• National Fuel Settles With BP Over NJ Cleanup
• FirstEnergy Coal Plant Site Leaking Waste, Green Groups Claim
• House Dem Urges DOJ To Probe BP's Statements To Congress
• Insurer Says Citgo Not Entitled To Pollution Defense Coverage
• Native Americans Can't Halt Pattern's 315-MW Wind Farm
• Australian State Plans $3B Power Asset Sell-Off
• Enviros Try To Take Down Army Corps Coal Mining Permit
• Hess To Hand Off Some UK Assets In Deal With Shell
• Interior Carves Out Wind Leasing Area Off Mass. Coast
• Judge Trims Shell Suit Over Greenpeace Drilling Protests
• GOP Demands Docs From Interior On Green Energy Loans
• The Products Of Fracking: Oil, Gas And ... Litigation?
• Anadarko, Noble Settle $100M Post-Spill Rig Contract Fight
• Ill. AG Sues Conoco, Shell Over Refinery Pollution
• Western Energy Wants Atty Ousted From Oil Field Fight
• Bar Tax Info In $786M Alaska Pipeline Fight, FERC Hears
• Calif. Assembly Passes Bill To Tap Cap-And-Trade Funds
• Mid-America Pipeline To Pay $1M In EPA Spill Settlement
• NY Power Plant Regs Stifle Enthusiasm, Developers Say
• Greenberg Adds Quarles Renewable-Energy Pro In Phoenix
• FDA Downplays Fukushima-Tainted Tuna Found In Calif.
• 9th Circ. Won't Kill Shell's Arctic Drilling Permit
• Enviro Rules Could Open 'Golden Age' Of Shale Gas, IEA Says
• NRC Soft on Risk Assessment, GAO Says
• BLM Suggests New Route For SunZia Electricity Project
• Investors Urge Chevron CEO To Settle $18B Rain Forest Suit
• Enviro Group Sues To Nix 315-MW Calif. Wind Project
• Project Financing In Iraq: Weighing The Risks
• China's State Grid Inks $1B Deal For Brazilian Power Assets
• US Backs Reversal Of $1B Plutonium Ruling Against Dow
• Regulators Poised To Fine PG&E Over Pipeline Violations
• Dump Chesapeake Director Duo, Top NY Moneyman Says
• EPA Looks To Nix Broker's Suit Over $6.7M Phony Fuel Credits
• The Art Of Acquiring Distressed Natural Gas Assets
• Dewey & LeBoeuf Files For Bankruptcy
• Calif. Assembly OKs Bill To Curb Insurers' Iran Investments
• American Tank & Vessel Deals Blow To Contractor's $20M Suit
• Ohio OKs Fracking Bill Requiring More Insurance, Disclosures
• Reopened Uranium Mine At Odds With DOI Ban, 9th Circ. Told
• Pelican Refining Seeks $76M From Sigma In Failed Deal
• Top Banks Look To Take Raser's Short-Selling Suit Federal
• Lawmakers Vote To Keep NJ In Cap-And-Trade Program
• China Challenges US Countervailing Duties At WTO
• NY AG Says State's Energy Future Lies Beyond Indian Point
• NRG Rival Sues To Halt $120M Calif. Car-Charging Deal
• Shell Keeps $2B Offer Open In Bidding War For Cove Energy
• EPA Agrees To Review Wis. Coal Plant's Permits
• Repsol Lodges 2nd US Suit Over YPF Nationalization
• Judge Pares Chevron's RICO Suit Over $18B Pollution Ruling
• Senate Skips DOI Nominee Amid Energy Confirmations
• NRC Renews Entergy Nuke Plant License Despite Safety Gripes
• IFC Makes First Clean Energy Loan To Central America
• FERC's Call For Comments On Interconnection Facilities
• Senate Committee Passes $631B Defense Budget
• Goldman Commits $40B To Clean Energy Over 10 Years
• Texas Floats New Effort To Reduce Gas Flaring
• Investor Suit Over Layton Energy Oil Funds Axed
• Calif. Clears Faster Review Of K Road's Solar Project
• Obama Taps Yucca Mountain Critic To Replace NRC Chairman
• Obama Throws Weight Behind Wind Tax Credit Extension
• Tronox Atty Grills Kerr-McGee Adviser On Spinoff Plans
• Foe Says Blackstone's Green Power Line Could Cost Ratepayers
• Evergreen Trustee Says Ex-Director Doomed Company
• Ill. Asks FERC To Deny $178M PJM Upgrade Requests
• Massey Case On Brink Of Trial After Failed Mediation
• China Says US Clean Energy Grants Break WTO Rules
• GE Kicks In $300M For EBX Brazil Port, Mining Projects
• Offshore Driller Noble Makes Peace In $50M Wire Defect Suit
• Australian LNG Project Nails Down $8.5B In Financing
• US Trustee Rips Stalled Solyndra's $3M DIP Loan Request
• Clean Line Gets FERC Approval For $1.7B Electric Grid
• Mounting Compliance Challenges Under New CIP Standards
• Apex Wind Breaks Ground On 300-MW Okla. Project
• La. Regulators OK Entergy's Move To Regional Operator
• BP To Spend $400M On Pollution Controls To Settle CAA Suit
• Nebraskans Mount Constitutional Challenge To Keystone Route
• NJ Panel Advances Bill Speeding Class Cert. Appeals
• White House Orders Gov't Agencies To Take Data Mobile
• Power Shortages Loom In Texas As Demand Rises, Report Says
• Kinder Morgan Downsizes $5B Cross-Canada Oil Pipeline
• Sojitz, Daelim Take $830M Order For Vietnam Coal Plant
• Gas Deals Advance $8B Trans-Afghan Pipeline
• Judge Won't Kill Wiseman Oil's $26M CERCLA Coverage Suit
• Warburg Pincus Leads $1.1B Investment In Gulf Oil Startup
• Investors Sue China Natural Gas Board Over Chair's Misconduct
• Pemex Hands Technip €105M In Gulf Pipeline Contracts
• GAO Finds No Clear Benefits To DOE's Nuke Safety Reforms
• PE Firm Fights For 5% Fracking Co. Stake
• Exxon Tells 2nd Circ. $105M MTBE Verdict Premature
• Cross-Border Petroleum Reservoir Development Tactics
• Colo. High Court Rejects Eminent Domain For Oil Pipelines
• Cove Energy Board Accepts PTT's $2B Takeover Bid
• Ex-Enron CEO Skilling Will Seek New Trial, Attys Say
• NC Gov. Seeks Recommendations For Fracking Rules
• Regulators Float Competition Request For Offshore Wind Line
• USA Power Wins $134M In Power Plant Trade Secrets Case
• Sackett: Bolstering Energy Cos.' Enforcement Defense
• Latham Adds 2 Vinson M&A Partners To Energy Group
• Best Practices For Corporate Social Responsibility
• FERC Approves Spectra's $1.2B NJ-NY Pipeline
• DOE To Steer $35M Into Ultra-Deepwater Research
• Exxon Defeats Calif. Plant Workers' OT Class Action
• Barnes & Thornburg Snags Former Enfinity General Counsel
• $3.4B Tribal Land Settlement Affirmed By DC Circ.
• Xstrata Seeks Argentine Power To Fuel $7B Copper Ramp-Up
• GeoResources Shareholders Sue To Nix $1B Sale to Halcon
• Islamic, Asian Banks Finance 100-MW Pakistan Wind Project
• Calif. Senate Rejects CPUC Transparency Bill
• DOE Escapes Suit Challenging 26 Loan Guarantees
• Oil Group Uses Obama Order To Fight Disclosure Rule
• Icahn Seizes Control Of CVR Energy Board With 80% Stake
• PVR Eyes $380M Expansion Of Marcellus Shale Pipelines
• Cove Pushes Shell's $1.8B Offer As Deadline Nears
• NRC Chairman Resigns Amid Criticism Of Leadership
• NGL Energy Partners Bulks Up In $693M High Sierra Buy
• Cracking Down On Cross-Market Hedging
• Deepwater Responders Argue Immunity To Negligence Claims
• EPA's Fair Air Rules For Fracking Emissions
• GreatPoint Nabs $1.25B For Clean Coal Venture In China
• House Passes Defense Bill, Staving Off Automatic Cuts For Now
• House GOP Presses EPA On Power Plant Emissions Regs
• OSHA Steps Up Efforts To Revamp Whistleblower Program
• El Paso Unit Spends $635M For Cheyenne, Colo. Interstate
• Holland & Knight Leads Palm Oil Industry's EPA Fight
• Fed. Circ. Ups Utilities' Nuclear Waste Award To $159M
• Dominion Sues Sierra Club Over Maryland LNG Project
• Peabody Pays $446M For Controversial Wyo. Coal Reserves
• FERC Won't Back Wash. Dam In Fish Site Dispute
• Alterra Adds To Its British Columbia Wind Assets
• Ncondezi Coal Moves Forward On $376M Mozambique Mine
• Class Appeals JPMorgan's Exit From Hedge Fund Suit
• Enviros Ask To Halt Pipeline After Alleged Lax Permitting
• US Decision On Solar Cell Duties Unfair, China Says
• EPA's Wyo. Fracking Study Missed The Mark, Oil Group Says
• House Votes To Back Keystone XL Measure In Transport Bill
• 3rd-Party Options For Customer-Generators In Pa.
• Gas Co. Equitable Balks At Driller's Indemnity Claim
• Va. Officials Endorse $2B Coal Country Highway Project
• NJ Eyes Legislative Relief For Solar Industry Troubles
• FERC Rules Texas Pipeline's Earnings Were Not Excessive
• BP, Sempra Take Wind Partnership To Hawaii
• Dynegy Investor Targets Board Over $1.7B Asset Transfer
• FERC Sinks $9.5B Western Hydropower Pipeline Plan
• China North Pushes 2nd Circ. To Kill Investors' Suit
• Ill. Union Can Appeal NRG Unit's Coverage Suit, Judge Says
• US Slaps Hefty Dumping Duties On Chinese Solar Panels
• FERC To Advise EPA On Power Plant Emissions Rules
• Tronox Says Ex-Kerr-McGee General Counsel Knew Of Fraud
• Ex-DOE Director Sent $1.3M In Contracts To Wife, US Says
• 2 Bidders In Talks For Petroplus' Coryton Refinery: MEP
• Interior Takes Bids On 38M-Acre Offshore Lease Sale
• GOP Slams DOE Over 'Duplicative' Clean-Energy Bill
• Gas Co. Inks $4M Deal To End EPA's Pollution Suit
• Enviros Challenge Shell's Arctic Drilling Permit In 9th Circ.
• South Korean Builder Wins $624M Saudi Power Contract
• Judge Trims Suit Over $1M Unreported SourceGas Merger Cash
• Fracking Complaints: Similar Cases, Different Results
• New FERC-Approved Standards For Critical Assets
• African Bank Group To Sink $430M In Infrastructure Projects
• Repsol Hits Argentina With US Class Action In YPF Fight
• EU Approves $9B Angola LNG Joint Venture
• Vermont Gov. Signs Nation's First Ban On Fracking
• Aon Accused Of Subpar Coverage After Fatal Plant Blast
• States Ask FERC To Limit Payouts In $6M Constellation Deal
• Travelers Must Cough Up Docs In Mine Pollution Coverage Row
• Texas Refiner Loses Appeal Of $5M Verdict For Hurt Worker
• British PE Firm Pulls In $57M For Wind Farm
• Asian Development Bank Sells $339M In Clean Energy Bonds
• Western Wind Makes Play For 4,000-MW Power Portfolio
• Linklaters Aids Investor Group In $4B E.ON Gas Network Buy
• Aecom Shakes Negligence Claims In Toxic Housing Suit
• EPA Chief Stands By $14M Request For Fracking Studies
• Renewable Energy Cos. End $129M Solar Project Sale Row
• Oxfam Sues To Force SEC's Hand On Dodd-Frank Provision
• Shell, Asian Energy Giants Explore Massive LNG Export Hub
• State Of The Tax Equity Market: Part 3
• Solar Execs In Congressional Hot Seat Over $5B DOE Loans
• GE Digs Into Underground Mining With 2 Equipment Cos.
• Tishman Seeks 2nd Circ. Knockout Of 7 WTC Liability Suit
• Dems Seek To Bar Tax Credits For Chinese Solar Panels
• 4th Circ. Affirms Black Lung Benefits For Coal Miner's Widow
• Tronox Trial Opens With Tales Of Doomed-To-Fail Co.
• PE-Backed Group Bids $1.25B For Aussie Pipeline Co.
• Enviros Try To Sink Seismic Oil Exploration Plans In Alaska
• AES Rips Utility For Protesting $240M Power Plant Sale
• Enviro Groups Seek To Stop NextEra Wind Farm
• $3B Texas Coal Plant In Jeopardy Over Air Pollution Claims
• Uranium Energy Picks Up Texas Exploration Project
• House Dems Home In On Gas Flaring Regulations
• Crestview Drops $100M For 50% Stake In Texas-Aimed Driller
• KEPCO's Nigerian Projects On Hold After Court Ruling
• Energy Marketer Faces Class Action Over Unsolicited Fax Ads
• Shut Up And Drill, Interior Tells Oil And Gas Cos.
• Biofuels Co. Says PE Firm Skipped Out On $7M Funding Deal
• Halliburton Pushes To Keep Fracking Formulas Secret In Wyo.
• Panel OKs Calif. Bill For CPUC To Review US Safety Guidance
• Blackstone Bets $1.5B On Cheniere's LNG Export Plans
• Suntech Hammers Out 120-MW Sales Deal With Distributor
• Fort Yuma Indians Seek To Halt 315-MW Calif. Wind Project
• Chinese, Indian Airlines Must Hand Over Emissions Data: EU
• In-License Agreements With Nonprofits: 5 Considerations
• Iran, Sanctions And Oil — A Global Update
• Excelerate To Build 1st Floating LNG Terminal In US
• Calif. High Court Rebuffs Appeal In Water Storage Plan Row
• EPA Takes Coal Waste Permit Quarrel To DC Circ.
• Atty Charged With Swiping $3M From Oil Scheme Investors
• EGCO Pays $375M For Stake In Philippines Energy Project
• China Natural Gas Chief Funneled $14.3M To Family, SEC Says
• Papua New Guinea To Ax $6B LNG Project, InterOil Says
• NRC Ups Oversight Of Dominion, FLP Nuclear Plants
• Argentina Rips Spain Over Biodiesel Ban
• No Immunity For Utility In Pole Crash Suit: NJ High Court
• Groups Call For NJ Fracking Waste Ban
• Judge Trims Chevron's RICO Suit Against Ecuadoreans' Atty
• Inergy Shunts NY Salt Manufacturer To Subsidiary For $193M
• Google-Backed Wind Power Line Clears Competition Review
• Solyndra Says Ch. 7 Looms Without $3M Extra DIP Financing
• Davis Graham Aids PDC With $331M Buy In Colo. Field
• Chevron's $29B Wheatstone Project Draws 5th Asian Buyer
• PE-Backed Driller Sells $1B In Assets After Axing IPO
• Polish Court Denies PGE's $2.3B Rival Energy Co. Buy
• Addressing Corporate Liability Under The TVPA, ATS
• Sackett: Implications For Pre-Enforcement Review
• Oil, Gas Groups Sue Texas City Over 'Discriminatory' Tax
• Lothian Oil Creditor Takes Jurisdiction Row To 2nd Circ.
• CPUC Orders PG&E, Others To Boost Energy Efficiency Plans
• CNOOC Unit, CPC To Decide Fate Of Gas Exploration Venture
• Lone Pine Strategy Yields Drillers' Win In Fracking Suit
• Texas High Court Snubs Shell, Amoco Arbitration Appeal
• Enviros Lose Bid To Limit Wyo. Coal Mining
• Republicans Hit DOI With 2nd Subpoena Over Coal Rule
• Dynegy Creditor Loses Bid For Full Access To Report
• Former Oil Exec Settles SEC Insider Trading Case
• Halcon To Pay $194M For Interest In Oil, Gas Leases
• Solar Trust Gets Green Light To Auction Assets In Ch. 11
• Calif. Solar Project Gets OK To Skip County Permits
• NY Extends Blackstone Power Line Debate As Public Tunes In
• Calif. Pushes Joint Cap-And-Trade Market With Quebec
• GE Must Aid Blowout Preventer Defense, Gas Co. Says
• Sanders, Ellison Float Bill To End Oil, Gas Tax Breaks
• Circuit Split? Mirant Vs. Adelphia
• A 1st For Fracking: EPA's Air Emissions Regulations
• EPA To Phase Out Gas Stations' Vapor Recovery Systems
• Interior IG Evading Drilling-Report Probe, Lawmaker Says
• Newark Planners Greenlight Hess' $750M Plant Proposal
• CFTC Ducks Fight On Swaps Rule But Showdown Looms
• Stock Loan Scandals May Not Be Enough To Draw SEC's Ire
• Con Ed Hit With $1M Suit Over Fire At Labaton Offices
• HIG Ekes Out $49M Comverge Buy In Extended Tender Offer
• BP Investors Tell 5th Circ. To Keep Deepwater Suit In US
• Higher US Oil Output Won't Protect Consumers, CBO Says
• Shell Closes In On $1.9B Cove Buy With Mozambique's Nod
• Mass. High Court Rejects Cape Wind Farm Challenge
• Indian Cos. Ink 25-Year Power Supply Agreement
• Enviro Loses Bid To Halt Post-Deepwater Oil Leases
• FWS's 'Eagle' Eye On Renewable Energy Development
• Where Rubber Hits Road: Examples Of Alternative Fees
• Enviros Go After Massey Units Over W.Va. Selenium Pollution
• Exxon Unit Told To Probe La. Pipeline Oil Spill
• Obama Nominee For Key DOE Post Steps Down
• Vinson PE Partner Joins Sidley Austin's Houston Office
• White House Sued For Clean Air Act Meeting Records
• Toshiba Gets $315M Generator Contract For Indian Plant
• Group Plans Massive $600M Oil Terminal For Southern La.
• TransCanada To Move On Keystone Terminal In Alberta
• As Solar Costs Fall, Gov'ts Struggle To Right-Size Subsidies
• Calif. Strikes $2M Deal Over San Francisco Bay Oil Spill
• Dynegy Escapes Most Subpoenas In Fight Over Trustee
• Bechtel Ducks Claims In Power Plant Cost Estimate Suit
• HIG Extends $49M Comverge Offer After Failed Injunction Bid
• House Dem Wants NRC To Probe Staff Retaliation Claims
• Halliburton Claims Rival Snatched Employees, Clients
• GOP Calls Obama's Offshore Drilling Plan Too Restrictive
• Marathon Pays $750M For Texas Shale Player Paloma
• State Of The Tax Equity Market: Part 2
• Chesapeake Execs Hid $10M Jet Costs, Shareholder Says
• Sempra Whistleblower Seeks Docs From 'Outsourced' SEC Probe
• Anadarko Released From Tronox Fraudulent Transfer Claim
• Temasek, RRJ Capital Inject $468M Into Cheniere
• TransCanada Says Contractor Botched Welder Oversight
• Obama Renews NRC Commissioner's Term Despite Dems' Gripes
• GOP, Dems Face Off On Keystone's Role In Transport Bill
• Laramie Cleared To Sponsor Delta Petroleum's Ch. 11 Plan
• Marco Polo To Liquidate Under Proposed Ch. 11 Plan
• Helix Energy Execs Sued Over 2010 Executive Pay
• Feds Want Accurate Pipeline Records After Deadly Explosion
• Provident Creditor Fights Trustee's $31M Clawback Suit
• Clinton Praises India For Reducing Iranian Oil Imports
• Obama Pushes To Extend Clean Energy Tax Breaks
• Interior OKs Anadarko's 3,700-Well Gas Project In Utah
• Chilean Enviro Cop OKs Cuervo Hydroelectric Project
• Green Building Rating System Has Gaps, Experts Testify
• Shell Arctic Drilling Ship's Air Permit Cleared By EPA
• In Pa., 'Good Faith' Determines 'In Paying Quantities'
• Crosstex Energy To Pay $210M For Gas, Oil Co. Clearfield
• Extending Preservation Obligations Of 3rd Parties
• DLA Piper Adds 5 Grimaldi Partners In Italy
• Construction Begins On $245M Chilean Wind Energy Project
• Delta Petroleum Securities Fraud Plaintiff Blasts Stay Bid
• Energy Conversion Calls Off Ch. 11 Auction For Lack of Bids
• Investor's China Gas Buyup Challenges $2B Sinopec Bid
• AES Brings In $134M For Nearly All Its Chinese Assets
• Calif. To Establish Rules For Fracking Operators
• Exelon Ducks Claim That Nuke Plant Caused Girl's Cancer
• MarkWest Drops $512M To Snap Up Keystone Midstream
• Execs Urge Congress To Tie Keystone To Transport Bill
• Vermont Poised To Pass 1st Statewide Fracking Ban
• Transocean Pays $432M In Buyout Deal For Two Oil Rigs
• NRC Misses Mark On Nuke Shutdown Funds, GAO Says
• NY Ill-Prepared For Possible Fracking Expansion, Enviros Say
• Mass. Reps. Fight License Renewal For Entergy Nuke Plant
• EU Warns Brazil Over Restrictive Trade Practices
• 15 NY Sens. Craft Bill To Block Blackstone Power Line
• Md. RECs: Turn That Animal Waste Into Thermal Energy
• Icahn's $2.6B Offer For CVR Wins Shareholder Approval
• Diver Sues BP, Others Over Deepwater Cleanup Injuries
• Ky. Businessman Gets 20 Years For $34M Oil and Gas Scheme
• Solar, Wind Power Line To West Coast Seeks FERC Waiver
• EPA Must Await Ruling Before Disclosing Power Plant Data
• Interior's Bid To Boost Fracking Disclosures Draws Fire
• Calfee Adds Oil, Gas Pro As Energy, Natural Resources Chair
• $237M Fight Over Axed Power Plant Returns To NY State Court
• EPA Unveils Guidance For Diesel Use In Fracking
• Provident Founder Gets 20 Years In $428M Ponzi Scheme
• Churchill Makes Plea To Indonesian Prez In $2B Coal Row
• TransCanada Makes New Push For Keystone XL Approval
• Arctic Drilling Plan Needs Court Backing, Shell Argues
• Law360 Names Top Female Trial Attorneys
• SoCal Edison Refused To Pay OT Wages, Suit Says
• Low Gas Prices Drive Drillers To Deep-Pocketed Partners
• A Minor Setback In Recovering CERCLA Costs
• NRC Wrongly Eased Entergy Plant Safety Regs, 2nd Circ. Told
• BP Fights To Keep Suit Over Retirement Losses Shut Down
• SEC Is Investigating $1B Loans To Chesapeake CEO
• Earthquake Study Could Spark New State Fracking Regs
• NC AG Says New Protections Needed Before Fracking Allowed
• Deepwater Horizon Spill Trial Pushed Back To 2013
• Cooley Scores Latham Capital Markets Partner In SF
• DOE Pulls Methane From Ice In Breakthrough Test
• Groups Fear Obama Order Sends Excessive Power Overseas
• Judge Halts $129M Sale In ESA Puerto Rico Solar Project Row
• Stock Promoter To Serve 3 Years For Bribery Scheme
• NY Bill Would Ban Credit Card Surcharges At Gas Stations
• Exxon Nears Early Win In Calif. Plant Workers' OT Suit
• BLM's New Wyo. Coal Leases Ignore NEPA, Enviros Say
• $4B Hydrogen Project Owner Seeks Go-Ahead For Plans
• Sale Doesn't End Energy Firm's Pension Duty, 2nd Circ. Says
• Mich. Utility Seeks Wind Projects To Meet Energy Goal
• Bingham Partner Joins Kaye Scholer To Boost Energy Team
• General Maritime Set To Sail Out Of Ch. 11
• Ky. Regulator OKs Plan For 600-MW Gas-Fired Plant
• Clean Energy Group Slams Proposed NY Project Permit Regs
• Alaska Approves Changes To TransCanada's Pipeline Plan
• Sempra Locks In Last LNG Sale Contract For Export Plant
• Where Does EPA's New CO2 Standard Leave Us?
• Canadian Solar Gets $122M Bank Of China Project Loan
• Predictive Coding — Putting The Cart Before The Horse
• Energy Co. BG Group Eyes $1.8B Comgas Sale To Trim Assets
• BP's $7.8B Deepwater Spill Deal Scores Initial OK
• Ex-Atty Gets 25 Years For Role in $34M Oil and Gas Scheme
• DOE Says Bechtel National Owes $15M For Unearned Bonus
• BP Knocks Out Fraud Suit Over $42M Gas Station Sales
• Clean Energy Bill Boosts Renewables, Cuts Emissions: Report
• Solar Co. Says Partner Flaked On $129M Puerto Rico Project
• MMR Sues To Claim 50% Stake In Bankrupt Solar Project
• 7th Circ. Axes Contempt Sanction In Oil Lease Dispute
• PSE&G, Enviros Battle Over $1.2B Power Line Approval
• Goodwin Procter Scoops Up Former US Offshore Drilling Head
• Babcock Gets Go-Ahead For Fla. Waste-To-Energy Plant
• State Of The Tax Equity Market: Part 1
• Controversial NY Fracking Deal To Be Restructured
• PG&E To Recover $8M For Failed 3,000-MW Line
• Duke Energy Nabs 10-MW Solar Farm From Solon
• Energy Plus Uses Rate Plan Bait-And-Switch, Suit Says
• Chesapeake CEO 'Deeply Sorry' As Sen. Calls For Fraud Probe
• US Liable For $200M Over Calif. Energy Crisis Contract Breach
• Morgan Lewis Lures Away Bingham Project Finance Duo
• Enviros Blast Cities' Veto Power In NY Power Plant Regs
• Backer Demands $237M From Developer Of Axed Power Plant
• States Seek CNG Vehicle Partnership With Auto Industry
• Court OKs $1B Dutch Gas Project After Enviro Review
• Drilling Equipment Subject To Texas Sales Tax, Court Rules
• Luminant Faces CAA Suit Over Texas Coal Plant Emissions
• Oil Cos. Get More Input In $786M Trans-Alaska Project Fight
• Ala. Calls For Deepwater Trial By Year's End
• Duke, Ratepayer Group Settle On $3.3B Ind. Plant Funding
• Big Biz Hails Obama's Order To Align International Regs
• NC Says Fracking Is Safe With Proper Protections
• Feds Advance BP's 500-MW Desert Wind Farm
• Chesapeake CEO's $1B Well Loans Cost Him Chairman Gig
• Bicent Power Files Ch. 11 Plan To Address $500M Of Debt
• Judge Trims Enviro Suit Over Mountaintop Removal Permit
• Mayer Brown Snags Thompson & Knight Partner In Houston
• Offshore Drilling Safety Chief Says New Regs Are Coming
• SolarCity Aims For IPO Despite BrightSource Failure
• Assurant Launches Insurance For Small-Scale Solar
• Mitsubishi, Mitsui Take $2B Stake In Aussie LNG Project
• FERC: 'Stamp'ing Out Inadequate Cost-Allocation Methods