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Energy - July, 2012

423 articles

• Senate Panel Wants Airlines Barred From EU Emissions Program
• Peregrine Petroleum Told To Pay $16M In Trade Secrets Case
• Chevron Can't Shake Ecuador's $19B Enviro Judgment
• BP To Pay $19M To End Gas Royalties Class Action
• Ex-Ind. Utility Chief Can't Escape Misconduct Charges
• Oil Group Pressures State Dept. To Wrap Up Keystone Review
• Anadarko Can't Strike Alaska Pipeline Testimony: FERC
• Brunini Lures Ex-FERC Chairman To Energy Practice
• NRC Takes Rare Step In Fight Over Indian Point Nuke Plant
• Offshore Well Blowout Test Leaves Industry Breathing Easier
• Bankrupt Arcapita Preps For Stay Fight Over $120M Damages
• ICE To Transition Energy Swaps To Futures
• Judge Buries EPA Mountaintop Mining Guidance
• Sinopec, BASF Eye 2nd Chinese Petrochemical JV
• Total Follows Other Oil Giants Into Kurdistan, Spurning Iraq
• Gevo Fires Back In Biofuel Patent War With BP, DuPont
• BP Subsidiary To Pay $2.5M For Colo. Uranium Mine Cleanup
• 2 Japanese Cos. Sign On To Freeport Liquefaction Project
• Exxon, BP, Noble Oil Dispute Gets 3 Arbitrators: 5th Circ.
• Provident Founder Must Pay $17M To Ponzi Scheme Victims
• Valero May Reap Up To $4B From Gas Station Biz Spinoff
• 5th Circ. Says EPA Can Limit Defenses For Some Polluters
• The Valuation Of PUCs In Miss.
• GIP Raises $7.5B For Second Infrastructure Fund
• JBIC Lends $2B For Japanese Group's Wheatstone LNG Buy-In
• Shell's Bid To Shield Arctic Drilling Approvals Survives
• KKR To Drop $233M On Share In Comstock Eagle Ford Shale
• Judge Sides With Trustee, Tells Bicent To Fix Ch. 11 Plan
• Judge Nixes Nabors Shareholder Suit Based On Foreign Law
• Afghan Projects Could Undermine Support For US, IG Says
• Markey Presses Geithner To Block China-Nexen Oil Deal
• Minor Oil Spill Could Mean Major Problems For Enbridge
• NRC Calls For Nuke Plant Checks In Wake Of Flaw Discovery
• Morocco Closes Financing On $350M Wind Farm
• Exxon Unveils Drilling At $16B Papua New Guinea LNG Site
• Judge Tosses Challenge To Wyo. Coal Lease Sales
• Lloyds Puts Up $1.6B For Renewables, Infrastructure
• Livestock Groups Say Ethanol Mandates Will Hurt Food Prices
• Enviros Target Consol In Latest Selenium Pollution Suit
• Continental Holdings Settles Fla. Gas Plant CERCLA Suit
• KKR Makes $94M Play For French Unit Of Italian Energy Co.
• Arent Fox Adds Former Congressional Atty To DC Office
• Solyndra Files Ch. 11 Plan Including Minimal Payback To Gov't
• FirstEnergy To Pay Fines, Close Ash Disposal Site
• 9th Circ. Lets Sierra Pacific Recover $20M For Dam Rebuild
• Chevron To Lead $2B Angola-Congo Offshore Oil Project
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Ex-DLA Piper Enviro Partner
• Wachtell Aids Chicago Bridge With $2B-Plus Shaw Buy
• Judge Lets Ariz. Utility Off Hook In Calif. Blackout Suit
• SEC Freezes $38M In Assets Of Accused Nexen Insider Traders
• Shell JV Commits $4B For Nigerian Gas Capture Projects
• Texas Court Throws Out Royalty Judgment Against El Paso
• BP Hit With $3B Penalty Over Russian Arctic Venture
• Martifer Exits Suit Over $5M NJ Solar Project For Now
• American Superconductor Gets Investor Suit Pared Down
• Ch. 11 Judge Won't Stay RG Steel Unit's Massey Contract Suit
• China Tells EU Costs, Not Dumping, Drive Solar Panel Price
• Midstream Energy Deals Eclipsed Shale Plays In 2Q: Report
• Petronas Raises Progress Offer To $6B In Bidding War
• Chevron Fine Ratcheted Up To $19B In Ecuador Enviro Case
• Keystone XL Pipeline Receives Key Permit For Southern Leg
• Commerce Says China, Vietnam Cos. Dumped Wind Towers
• Judge Delays Final Judgment On Costco Hot Fuel Settlement
• Partners In Gulf Well Venture Patch Up Upgrade Dispute
• How They Won It: DLA Piper Scores 2nd Circ. Pipeline Victory
• Sen. Demands Security Review Of CNOOC's $15B Nexen Buy
• Interpreting Section 1782 Post-Intel: Part 1
• 9th Circ. Won't Vacate EPA Approval Of $1B Emissions Swap
• Striker Investors Target Execs Over $60M In Botched Debentures
• W.Va. Senator Floats Broad Coal Mine Safety Reforms
• Trade War Looms As EU, Chinese Solar Panel Makers Spar
• Senate Sends Sequestration Transparency Act To President
• Texas Court Affirms Korean Shipbuilder's $3.5M Verdict
• Mass. AG Seeks $16M from National Grid Over Storm Outages
• Shell Eyes 2013 Payoff As Arctic Drilling Progress Slows
• Now A Fracking Opponent, NY Could Soon Be Defending It
• NJ Gov. Vetoes Greenhouse Gas Initiative Bill
• New Bill Would Allow Yearly Adjustment In Biofuels Mandate
• Judge Strikes Breakup Fee From LSP Stalking Horse Deal
• Turkey's Enerjisa Lands $921M Loan For Thermal Plant
• GOP Sen. Pushes EPA To Delay New Soot Pollution Standards
• Court Tosses Pa. Zoning Law Encouraging Marcellus Drilling
• Senate GOP Unveils Far-Reaching Domestic Energy Plan
• How New NERC Rules Of Procedure Would Impact Enforcement
• Cuomo Brokers End To Con Ed Lockout As Storms Hit NY
• DOT Suit Over Pipeline Safety Must Be Filed Under APA: Judge
• DOE's Deal With Solyndra Investors Broke Law, GOP Says
• Linc Energy Unit Faces Contract Suit Over $236M Well Sale
• Dems Say 'No More Solyndras' Gives Pass To Nuclear Power
• PSEG Retains Newark Headquarters Until 2030
• FERC To Begin Enviro Review Of Freeport LNG Project
• White House Counsel Accused Of Suppressing Enron Evidence
• Tullow Could Invest Up To $5B Into African Export Line
• AspenTech Loses Bid To Halt Servicing Of Infringing Software
• Shell, CNPC Amend Pact To Increase Output Of Tight Gas
• EPA Mercury Rule Review To Benefit Select Few Coal Plants
• House GOP Passes Extensive Offshore Drilling Bill
• Iraq Blacklists Chevron After Kurdistan Deals
• Oil Group Launches New DC Circ. Attack On Biofuel Mandates
• NY Regulator Hints At 'Unique' Action To End Con Ed Lockout
• EPA Finds Pa. Town's Water Lacks Fracking Contaminants
• Hong Kong Mogul-Led Group Ponies Up $1B For Gas Co.
• Court Revives Insurance Dispute Between ComEd, Old Republic
• UK's Centrica Commits $2.2B To Gas Project After Tax Drop
• Total, Shell Launch $2B Italian Oil, Gas Project
• Seadrill Lands $4B Gulf Of Mexico Oil Rig Contract
• $1B Hong Kong Fund Targets Midsize Oil Cos.
• PACE-ing The Regulation Of Renewable Energy Loans
• NEA Raises $2.6B For VC Fund, Setting Record For 2012
• Judge OKs Feds' Texting Charges Against Ex-BP Engineer
• NY Ups Bonuses For Energy-Efficient Buildings
• Kerr-McGee Witness Begins Defense In $25B Tronox Case
• Lawmakers Trade Barbs As 'No More Solyndras' Debate Opens
• Natural Gas Cos. Want FERC To Rethink TransCanada Deal
• Paraco Sues Travelers To Cover Shareholder Suit Losses
• Safety Indicators Were Ignored Ahead Of Gulf Spill: Report
• GenOn Shareholders Sue To Block $1.7B NRG Merger
• Adviser's Fee Claims Pared In Fight Over $58M Cleantech Deal
• Potential LSP Bidder Objects To $249M Stalking Horse Deal
• SJG Asks NJ Utilities Board For $250M Upgrade Expansion
• EPA Delays Final Water Cooling Rules Until 2013
• House GOP Says Interior Is Stonewalling Drilling Ban Inquiry
• Noble Energy Rakes In $320M For Texas Oil Properties
• White House Threatens To Veto GOP Offshore Lease Plan
• DOI Picks 17 Hot Zones To Fast-Track Solar Power
• Pipeline Cos., Texas Landowners Seek Eminent Domain Clarity
• Feds Fire Back In NY Challenge To Fracking Regs
• House Panels Probe NRC Chair On Policy, Communication
• Talbot Sells Anglo $555M Share In Mozambique Coking Mine
• Wide-Ranging Impact Of NTSB Kalamazoo River Spill Report
• Bicent Creditor Cries Foul Over 'Shortcuts' In Ch. 11 Plan
• Central Crude Fights Typo Ruling In Enbridge Fee Dispute
• FERC May Up Merchant Transmission Developers' Leverage
• W.Va. Supreme Court To Define Mine Inspection Liability
• Land Lease Bill Unlocks Tribal Leasing Opportunities
• Tenn., Texas, Others Bring EPA Smog Rules Fight To DC Circ.
• BP Accused Of Lying About Safety To Inflate Stock Price
• British Columbia Seeks 'Fair Share' For Support Of $5B Pipeline
• QuikTrip Bests Gas Station Owners' Price-Fixing Suit
• EPA Lacks Central Permit Compliance Database, GAO Says
• CNOOC's $15B Nexen Buy Continues China's Global Oil Spree
• Texas Utility Signs Deal For $1B Solar Project
• Valve Co. Fights Utility's New Claims In 3rd Circ. Defect Suit
• PBF Puts Rail Project Ahead Of $1B Refinery Expansion
• DC Circ. Slashes Tribes' Attys' Fees Award In EPA Suit
• Keystone XL's Biggest Supporter Tries Again With New Bill
• TransCanada Power Deal Must Be Honored, Panel Rules
• Pemex Cinches $547M Backing For Deepwater Oil Rig
• EPA Takes Aim At Luminant Over Texas Plant Permits
• BOEM To Lease 20M Acres In Gulf Under New Plan
• Christie Signs Law To Require NJ Utilities To Buy More Solar
• NRG's $1.7B GenOn Buy Creates Largest US Power Producer
• Abu Dhabi's Mubadala To Develop $246M Thai Oil Field
• Ohio's On Top Of Underground Injection Control Activity
• Rosneft, Eni Team Up To Explore Offshore Oil Wells
• Rep. Calls For Fair Play Amid Enbridge Pipeline Bias Feud
• Texas Judge Orders Review Of Air Permit For $3B Power Plant
• EPA To Review Portions Of New Power Plant Mercury Rule
• Texas Utility Sues To Enforce Supply Contracts
• EDP Sells Spanish Gas Grid For $296M To Meet EU Directive
• NRC Blames Design Flaws For Calif. Nuclear Plant Leak
• GOP Offshore Lease Bill Would Net Gov't $600M, CBO Says
• Canadian Mining Co. Hit With $2M Arsenic Pollution Penalty
• China's CNPC Considers Stake in $12B Ecuador Refinery
• Brazilian Regulator Slams Chevron For 2011 Spill
• NJ's 1st Offshore Wind Farm Gets Green Light
• New SBA Policy Expands Eligibility For Utilities Contractors
• DC Circ. Nixes States' Challenge To Sulfur Dioxide Rule
• Labor Union Wants Patriot Coal Ch. 11 Moved To W.Va.
• Norton Rose Bolsters New Arctic Team With McInnes Hire
• DC Circ. Upholds Emissions Exemption For Ethanol Plants
• Indigenous Ecuadoreans Want Cut Of $18B Chevron Judgment
• China To Probe US, South Korean Solar Material Imports
• Enviros Won't End Fight Over Shell's Alaska Drilling Plans
• Environmental Property Services Now More 'Tax'ing In NY
• Stephen Baldwin Loses 1st Round In Bid For New Costner Trial
• Navy's 'Green Fleet' Could Make Congress Believe In Biofuel
• Halliburton Settles Shareholder Suit Over Alleged Bribes
• Utilities Count On DC Circ. To Relax Pollution Rule's Deadline
• National Grid To Pay $1.7M Over Illegal Gifts
• Patton Boggs Faces Transfer Of $22M Chevron Bond Suit
• GOP Bill Aims To Give Oil Lease Oversight To DOE
• Chevron Puts $2B Into Venezuelan Oil Field Joint Venture
• FERC Says Maine Cos. Should Pay $30M For Gaming Market
• Judge Won't Toss $100M Oil Contract Fight
• Ex-Progress CEO Says Duke Tried To Exit Merger
• Court Backs Duke In $18M Coal Contract Row With Massey
• Judge Tells Gas Meter Co. Exec To Yield Stolen Technology
• Repsol Pulls In $540M From Sale Of Chilean Natural Gas Unit
• CWA Allows Revocation Of Permits, EPA Tells DC Circ.
• Massey Accuses RG Steel Of Misusing Bankruptcy Stay
• BOEM, FERC Revise Offshore Hydrokinetic Power Guidelines
• Tronox, Kerr-McGee Trial To Resume In Enviro Liabilities Row
• House GOPs Slam Obama For Slow Coal Rulemaking Process
• BP Weighs Turkish Pipeline Stake As Path To Europe
• Chevron Enters Kurdistan With Reliance Oil Block Stakes
• Exposing A Fracking Hazard: Silica Dust
• Texas Railroad Commission Seeks To Slow Revolving Door
• Ill. Gov. OKs Bills To Boost Clean Energy, Protect Consumers
• PE Firm Panda Lands Financing For Texas Power Plant
• Feds' $5M Thompson River Claim May Quell Solyndra Furor
• Neb. Seeks Spill Risk, Other Info On Keystone Reroute
• NY Fracking Expansion Could Trigger 2013 Budget Fight
• Greenpeace Fights To Lift Ban On Shell Drilling Protests
• 10th Circ. Grants BP New Trial In $13M Gas Royalties Feud
• BP Pays $5M Fine Over False Production Reports
• China To Hand $1.2B Loan To Ghana For Jubilee Projects
• Utility Regulator Orders NJ Power Co. To Defend Rates
• Cuomo Bans Contracts With Cos. Investing In Iranian Energy
• Issa, Mica Say FAA Let Politics Cloud Wind Farm Approval
• UK's Carbon Storage Plans Advance With Shell, SSE Deal
• Linklaters Finance Ace Jumps To Katten's NY Office
• GOP Offshore Drilling Bill Moves Forward In House
• House Votes To Force OMB To Reveal Sequestration Plans
• Chevron Settles US, NJ Emissions Suit
• Dems Blame Chinese Trade Tactics For Abound Solar's Woes
• Seyfarth Adds PE Firm's Ex-GC As Partner In NY
• Riverstone Injects $500M Into Meritage's Natural Gas Biz
• Judge Lets Oil Co.'s $26M CERCLA Insurance Suit Proceed
• The Impact Of EU's Sanctions Against Iran
• Mont. Power Co-Op Meddled With Contracts, City Says
• Energy Auction Rate Deal Was Fair, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• Suit Alleges Kosmos Energy Misled Investors Ahead Of IPO
• 4th Circ. Asks For W.Va. High Court's Help On Mine Deaths Suit
• GOP Spars With DOE, EPA Officials Over Renewable Fuels
• Con Edison Attacks Legal Bid To Terminate Union Lockout
• Duke CEO To Discuss Progress Merger With Fla. Utility Panel
• Iraq Has Sovereign Immunity In Oil Contract Suit: 9th Circ.
• Tanker Co. Claims DOT Biased Against PE-Backed Firms
• FERC Says JPMorgan Unit Can't Withhold Emails In Bid Probe
• GOP Rep. Wants To Open CBO Numbers To More Scrutiny
• Massey Units Sued Again Over Selenium Pollution
• Libya Taps Wintershall For New Oil Pipeline
• DC Circ. Kills Challenge To EPA's Nitrogen Dioxide Rule
• Citgo Asks 5th Circ. To Nix Appeal Of $6M Oil Spill Fine
• Czech Co. Gets Power Plant Stake In $173M NRG Unit Buy
• Duke Energy Investors Sue Over Progress CEO's Ouster
• Peabody Energy, Kinder Morgan Sign Coal Export Deal
• Energy Regulators Push Congress For Cybersecurity Reform
• ND Can't Ditch Landowners' Suit Over Mineral Rights
• DLA Piper Adds Thompson & Knight Energy Partner
• Top 10 Corporate Environmental Concerns
• Nigeria Threatens Shell With $5B Fine For Oil Spill
• German Utility Gets €200M For British Waste Energy Plant
• LSP Secures $249M Stalking Horse Bid For Miss. Plant
• GOP Bill Would Revive Pre-Deepwater Offshore Lease Plan
• FCA Recoveries On Steep Rise To Record Highs, Report Says
• Pipeline Co. Hit With Fine Over 4K-Gallon Oil Spill
• Abu Dhabi's 1st Nuclear Power Plant Gets Environmental OK
• Interior Officials In GOP Crosshairs Over Drilling Ban
• Nationwide Statements Shake Up Fracking Coverage Debate
• Shell Won't Answer Thai Rival's $1.9B Bid For Cove Energy
• Patriot Coal's Remaining 1st-Day Motions Granted In Ch. 11
• TAQA Lands Funding For $400M Ghana Power Plant Expansion
• Greenberg Traurig Snags Former Dewey Global Energy Pro
• Industry Group Tries To Intervene In Con Ed Lockout
• Easing Sanctions Against Burma — With Limits
• BACT: To The Future Of GHG Regulation
• JPMorgan Says Emails FERC Wants In Bid Probe Are Privileged
• Chevron Sued Over NJ Refinery Emissions
• CORRECTED: Alcoa, Chevron, Exxon Settle $56M Texas Superfund Suit
• Murkowski Wants Anti-Shell Drilling Protests Checked
• Shell To Build Pipeline Linking La. To Texas Gulf
• FirstEnergy Takes Transmission Cost Battle To Supreme Court
• Nautilus Seeks To Duck Coverage In Reactor Defect Suit
• Ohio Valley Coal Co. To Pay $7M Over Slurry Spills
• Evergreen Solar Gets Approval To Turn Out The Lights
• NC Agency Orders Ousted Progress CEO To Testify On Merger
• Chamber Says EPA Haze Regulations Are Coal Industry Killer
• BP Can't Collect From Transocean Insurers, 5th Circ. Hears
• Testimony Challenging Blackstone Power Line Benefits Stands
• GOP Probe Of Offshore Drilling Ban Reaches Interior IG
• Insurers Prevail In Suit Over Fatal Electrical Explosion
• FERC Won't Give Private Energy Co. Slice Of $235M Settlement
• Aussie Mining Magnate Offers $5.4B For Whitehaven Coal
• Examining Data Systems & Solutions' FCPA Settlement
• Clarifying FERC's Reliability Penalty Guidance
• Capital Dynamics Raises $282M For US Solar Projects
• Fed. Circ. Awards Utilities Full Overhead In Nuke Waste Row
• Proper Funding Can Boost NASA Tech Innovation, Reps. Hear
• 10th Circ. Kills Oil Tycoon's Suit Over Tar Sands Rights
• Sens. Make New Push To Extend Wind Tax Credit
• Cheniere Secures $3.4B Loan For LNG Export Project
• World Bank OKs $684M In Loans For East Africa Power Line
• Judge Says Pemex Win Won't Stand Without New Hearing
• DOI Solution To Oil-Potash Fight May Need Safety Tweaks
• Premier Oil Strikes $1B Deal To Drill In Disputed Falklands
• US Slaps More Economic Sanctions On Iran
• NYC Calls Getty's Liquidation Plan Inadequate
• Con Ed Union Says Regulator Can End Lockout To Guard Public
• Power Cos., Orlando Want Holding Co. To Share CERCLA Costs
• Provident Co-Founders Indicted Over $485M Ponzi Scheme
• DOE Promises No More Solyndras
• BP To Pay $13M Over Safety Violations At Texas Refinery
• How SB 315 Changes Ohio's Oil, Gas Regulatory Process
• Centrica Pays $110M For 2 Iberdrola Units
• Alaska Leaders Rip BLM Over Abandoned Oil Wells
• Shell's 4th Push Of $1.8B Cove Offer May Prompt Bid War End
• House Panel Keeps Farm Bill Largely Intact After Hearing
• Shell Canada's Carbon-Capture Project Clears Enviro Hurdle
• India's Reliance Power Gets $1B In Project Loans From China
• Central Crude Can't Duck Enbridge Pipeline Fee Claims
• White House Throws Its Weight Behind Biomass Incentives
• DC Circ. Won't Halt $14B Southern Co. Nuclear Plant Expansion
• India State Oil Cos. Invest $3B In Venezuelan Projects
• Enterprise To Pay Record $550M For Shell Plaza In Houston
• Chesapeake Ordered To Complete $115M Preston Lease Deal
• Trucking Co. Can't Delay PCB Cleanup At ConocoPhillips Site
• Pa.-To-NY Gas Pipeline Should Hug I-88, NY Lawmaker Says
• DOI Raises Enviro Concerns Over $1B Idaho Hydro Project
• Ex-Aeriform Workers Say PE Buyout Ruined Retirement Funds
• Ohio Gov. Beefs Up Regs On Fracking Wells
• Halliburton Hits KBR With $256M Suit Over Spinoff Tax Pact
• Chesapeake Hit With ERISA Suit Over CEO Loan Scandal
• Unit Corp. To Pay $617M For Noble Energy Midstream Assets
• Streamlining NEPA, Renewable Energy Sustainability
• White & Case Adds Dewey Energy M&A Partner In Beijing
• Union Asks NY Regulators To Halt Con Edison Lockout
• House OKs Bill To Expedite Hydropower Development
• Williamson Act To Face Scrutiny In Solar Land Use Suit
• Former Worker Claims Schlumberger Refused OT Pay
• Patriot Coal Scores Interim Access To $802M DIP Loan
• Chevron's Opposing Counsel Sanctioned In Enviro Suit
• Duke CEO Defends Ousting Of Progress Chief
• BP Tells 5th Circ. Deepwater Stock Drop Suit Belongs In UK
• SemGroup Creditors' Trust Sues Barclays Over $143M Fee
• Fracking Foes Gird For Legal Fight With NY Regulators
• Study Says Fracking Did Not Cause Aquifer Contamination
• Factory Mutual Wants $4.6M Ethanol Explosion Suit Tossed
• Enviros Fight Shell's Arctic Oil Spill Response Plans
• Lawmakers Stress Need For Alternative Vehicle Fuel Options
• Enbridge Slow To Fix Cracks In Mich. Pipeline, NTSB Says
• NRC OKs Part of FPL's $3B Nuclear Expansion Project
• Power Group Renews Fight Against FERC Transmission Rule
• Marathon Owns Ex-Worker's Patents, Fed. Circ. Rules
• McDermott Adds Baker Botts Energy Atty As DC Partner
• Boeing Not Owed Defense Costs In Contract Suit, DOE Says
• EU Antitrust Regulator Seeks Input On Czech Coal Plant Sale
• SEC's Proposed 'Conflict' Resolution
• GOP 'No More Solyndras' Bill Would Curb Clean Tech Loans
• Chesapeake-Encana: Antitrust Lessons For Energy Cos.
• Town Seeks Stay On Spectra Pipe Project Pending Enviro Studies
• FERC's NY-NJ Pipeline Review Was Proper, Spectra Says
• New House Bill Would Replace Obama's Offshore Drilling Plan
• Low Sales, High Costs Usher Patriot Coal Into Ch. 11
• SCANA Gouged 500K Customers In Plan Switch, Suit Says
• FERC Nixes Two LNG Import Projects
• Indian Gas Cos. Secure Financing For $2.5B Pipe Projects
• Acwa Power Gets Prized 60-MW Plant In SunEdison Selloff
• Halliburton Seeks Ax Of Medical Monitoring Claim In Nuke Suit
• $385M Deal For Offshore Unit Boosts Golar's LNG Operations
• China Investing $20B To Develop Iran Oil Fields: Report
• Cockatoo's $1.1B Coal Mine Ushered To Enviro Study Stage
• GE, Others To Construct $700M Power Plant In Argentina
• NY AG Frets As ConEd Labor Dispute Rolls On
• Public Lands Energy Projects Generated $275B, DOI Says
• Sunoco Shareholder Sues To Stop $5.3B ETP Takeover
• Federal Lands: To Develop Or Conserve?
• Boart Can't Block Rival Drilling Co. From Poaching Workers
• Suit Claims Weatherford Owns Fired Engineer's Designs
• French Co. Areva Wins Opener In €2B Nuclear Costs Dispute
• BOEM Readies For New Gulf Lease Sales
• Energy Cuts In Farm Bill Leave Renewables Backers Worried
• Fed. Circ. Lets ITC Block Appeals Of Patent Issues
• EPA Maintains GHG Emissions Permit Standards
• Union Rips Con Edison Injunction Threat Against Protesters
• Dynegy Files For Ch. 11, Will Merge With Subsidiary
• ENN, Sinopec's $2.2B China Gas Bid Gets Shareholder Nod
• Laos Denies Breaking Ground On Controversial Dam
• NuStar Sells $175M Stake In Refineries To Lindsay Goldberg
• Chevron Must Give Back Ecuadorean Docs, Consultancy Says
• UK Signs Off On 2 Massive North Sea Wind Farms
• Getty Unit Wins $5M Judgment In Green Valley Rent Row
• Giving Robinson-Patman New Life In The 6th Circ.
• GE Escapes Mitsubishi Wind-Turbine IP Suit
• Delta Petroleum Earns Nod On Disclosure Statement
• Pa. Fracking Well Suffers 4,700-Gallon Acid Spill
• Suit Blames Offshore Oil Boat Collapse On Known Defect
• EU Backs €230M In Project Bonds To Woo Private Investors
• Lukoil Plans $500M Moscow Pipeline
• Switzerland Sanctions Iran But Won't Bar Oil Imports
• Chevron Mining Loses Appeal In NLRB Bonus Dispute
• FERC Floats Changes To Bulk Electric System Definition
• JPMorgan Must Justify Withholding Docs In FERC Bid Probe
• BP Ducks $2.6B Suit Over Canceled Post-Spill Dividend
• China's Massive Three Gorges Dam Reaches Full Capacity
• Spectra Pipe Could Lower NY Gas Transport Costs, DOE Says
• DOJ Antitrust Division Won't Challenge Nuclear Alliance
• Norway Oil Group Calls Lockout, Statoil To Shut Down Rigs
• China Power Giant Inks $1.3B Venezuela Transmission Deal
• ConocoPhillips, Origin Expand $20B Australian Gas Project
• Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Was Man-Made, Report Finds
• Further Steps Forward In Ohio Oil And Gas Laws
• Marathon Oil Wants Royalty Suit Shot Down
• Louis Dreyfus Energy Unit Pays $4M To End FCA Allegations
• CBO Clears Bill To Ease Pollution Regs In Emergencies
• Commerce Says Korean Cos. Dumped Power Transformers
• FERC Wants JPMorgan Docs In Energy Market Bidding Probe
• Green Groups Settle With US Over Energy Corridor Plan
• Tidewater Defeats Derivative Suit Over FCPA Settlements
• Expanding The Scope Of ESA Section 7 Requirements
• Exxon Eyes Risky Afghanistan In Change Of Course
• Veto Of NC Fracking Bill Overridden By Accidental Vote
• Marathon Plans $365M IPO For Petroleum Pipeline Biz
• House Panel Wants Loan Testimony From Abound Solar CEO
• Wood Mackenzie Valued At $1.7B In Hellman & Friedman Deal
• Bird & Bird Adds Baker Botts Projects Pro In Hong Kong
• Enbridge Hit With $4M Fine Over Mich. Oil Spill
• Dynegy Unit Can Seek Creditor Votes On Bankruptcy Plan
• GE, Rosneft Team Up For Efficiency, Equipment Projects
• Con Ed's Union Lockout Keeps Lights On And Judges At Bay
• Sunoco, Carlyle Avert Pa. Refinery Shutdown With JV Deal
• USDA, Navy, DOE Announce $30M Joint Biofuel Investment
• Heritage Acquires $850M Stake In Nigerian Oil Lease
• Chinese Fishermen Sue ConocoPhillips Over 2011 Oil Spill
• Don't Let US Lose Global LNG Race, Reps. Tell DOE
• Total Strikes Gas In Caspian Sea
• Anadarko Secures $556M For Gulf Of Mexico Project
• Petrobras Forks Over $820M To Settle Texas Refinery Fight
• Abound Solar Files For Ch. 7 Despite Federal Loan Guarantee
• Sierra Club Seeks To Block Keystone Pipeline Permit
• NC Gov. Vetoes Fracking Bill Over Lack Of Safeguards
• Dewey & LeBoeuf And The 'Unfinished Business' Doctrine