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Energy - January, 2013

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• Texas Energy Agency Chief Advocates Keystone XL, Fracking
• Denham Capital Pours $300M Into New Oil, Gas Venture
• Coudert's Claims Slashed In $9M Peabody Contract Row
• Judge Tosses Challenge To Blocked Ore. Wind Farm Deal
• Dems Push Against Oil, Gas Testing In Atlantic
• Arise Windpower To Set Up Shop On Scottish Estate
• EPA Boosts Renewable Fuel Standards For 2013
• Sens. Seek Special LNG Export Treatment For US Allies
• Insurers Can't Escape Exxon Mobil Asbestos Coverage Suit
• Shell, Others Take $92M Fuel Cleanup Fight To Fed. Circ.
• Green PE Firm Backs Power Testing Co. ComRent
• Utilities, Consumer Groups End Energy Savings Plan Row
• Petronas Makes $2.8B Offer To Buy Out LNG Shipping Unit
• Ex-BP NGL Trader Says He Was Fired To Allow Market Scheme
• Feds Want BP Attys' Docs On Deepwater Pollution Cover-Up
• Chesapeake CEO McClendon Resigning Amid Board Tensions
• 2nd Circ. Backs Algonquin's Stake In $11M Malpractice Award
• Norton Rose Adds Ex-Baker & McKenzie Energy Pro In Beijing
• ConocoPhillips' Kazakh Venture Sale Marks Caspian Exit
• US Poised For Climate Policy Push With Kerry As State Head
• White House Begins Review Of EPA Fuel Standards
• Ridgemont Equity Takes Partnership Stake In Unitex
• Chevron Fined $1M Over Calif. Refinery Fire
• Terna Wants Fight Over Obama-Blocked Wind Farm Deal In NY
• Chevron Units Can't Shake $19B Freeze On Argentine Assets
• Mayer Brown Leads Sinochem In $1.7B Texas Shale Play Buy
• Kinder Morgan Strikes $5B Deal For Copano Energy
• Pa. Rep. Seeks Release Obligations On Natural Gas Lessees
• Metro Fuel Ch. 11 Case Running On Fumes, Bank Says
• Walter Energy Can't Shake Stock Fraud Suit Over $3.3B Buy
• No Damages Against Debevoise In Malpractice Suit: NY Court
• Texas Agency Gives Nod To Contentious Coal Mine
• GOP Sen. Floats Bills To Curb Fossil Fuel, GHG Regs
• Gazprom Tacks $17B Onto Black Sea Pipeline's Price Tag
• Halliburton Benefits Suit Revived By 2nd Circ.
• FERC Nixes Dominion's Suit Over PJM Dispatch Practice
• Tenaska Signs On For 800-MW Natural Gas Plant In Texas
• 3 Bingham Energy Partners Join Orrick In New York
• Enviros Revive DOI Suit Over Failure To Protect Streams
• Elliott Ups Pressure To Split Hess After $800M Stock Buy
• GOP Lawmakers Seek EPA Official's Personal Emails
• Chinese Co. Wants Wind Farm Deal Voided After Obama Block
• FERC Staff Backs $470M Penalty For Barclays In Energy Probe
• PJM Seeks $4.2M In Surplus Payments From Energy Cos.
• BP's Guilty Plea, $4.5B Criminal Spill Deal Win Approval
• NY Regs Strike Deal With Fortis In $1.5B CH Energy Buy
• Noble, Mariner Settle Williams' $25M Pipeline Damage Claim
• PTC Extension: The 2013 Wind Challenge
• SEC Says Noble Execs Hid Nigerian Bribery From Auditors
• Bank Can't Skirt Oil Newsletter's Article-Sharing Claims
• Bankrupt Satcon Opens Auction To Partial Bids, Liquidators
• Court Backs Calif. Plan For Carbon Offset Credits
• Sierra Club Rips NJ Gov. For Offshore Wind Delays
• DOE Says Sierra Club Can't Block Cheniere LNG Project
• CNOOC, Nexen Extend Merger Deadline As US Mulls Approval
• Shell, Kinder Morgan Team Up On LNG Exports
• Pa. Refinery Sues Insurers Over $20M In Lost Biz From Spill
• TransCanada, Enviros Agree To Curb Keystone Protests
• And Now A Word From The Panel ...
• Consol Challenges Pa. DEP Over Stream Cleanup From Coal
• Ex-Judge Says He Took Bribes In $19B Chevron Enviro Case
• Icahn, Transocean's New Top Investor, Pushes For Dividend
• A Proposal For Addressing Climate Change Through China
• Hess Divests As Elliott Bids Up To $800M For Stake
• Judge Won't Delay Freeport Investor Suits Over $9B Deal
• NY Green Tax Incentives Could Spur State FCA Investigations
• NJ Power Cos. Face New Storm Response Reforms
• Manufacturers Press DOE On 'Flawed' LNG Study
• EPA Stands By Greenhouse Gas Standards For Light Vehicles
• Noble Energy To Top Off Corporate Campus With New Tower
• DC Circ. Hands API Partial Win In Row Over EPA Biofuel Rule
• Shell To Help Ukraine Tap Shale Gas Reserves
• Pa. Bill Would Make DEP Disclose Fracking Test Results
• Pa. Landowners' Oil, Gas Royalties Class Action Cut Down
• Senate Dems Push For Ambitious Infrastructure Overhaul
• Pa. Can't Shake Enviro Group's Suit Over Fracking Law
• Supreme Court Asked To Mull Entergy Power Deal Withdrawal
• Jackson Partners, Energy Co. MEG End Ownership Stake Row
• Mayer Brown Lands 2 Thompson & Knight Partners In Houston
• Tenants Off The Hook: EPA's New Policy Under CERCLA
• EPA Denied En Banc Hearing On Vacated Clean Air Rule
• Obama's Climate Change Plans Will Have To Bypass Congress
• Southern Co. Unit Resolves Rate Hike Row Over $3B Plant
• Fla. House Bill Pushes Oil Exploration In State Forest
• Texas County Eyes Tax On Energy Transfer's $162M Gas Cache
• PSE&G Unfairly Flooded Solar Energy Market, Suit Says
• Calif. Fracking Permits Flout Enviro Regs, Suit Says
• Pa. PUC Ups Utility's Penalty In Deal Over Deadly Gas Blast
• Pa. DEP To Study Radioactivity Associated With Fracking
• Damaged NJ Utilities Have Right To Trial, High Court Says
• NRP Buys $310M Soda Ash Mining Interest From Anadarko
• 5th Circ. Snubs Challenge To Lothian Bankruptcy Deal
• Jones Day Brings In Power Player From Grupo Mexico
• SD High Court Backs Air Quality Permit For $10B Refinery
• Boralex Closes Financing For $56M French Wind Project
• White House Takes Up Review Of Fracking Rule Changes
• JBIC Lends Inpex $231M For Kashagan Oil Project
• Financial Backer Drops $3B Power Plant Amid Permit Row
• Blackstone Forms Energy Co. With Ex-Iberdrola Team
• Sens. Urge Swift Keystone Pipeline Approval
• BTG, Deep Sea Supply Launch $852M Oil Support Ship JV
• Dynegy Escapes Ergon Gas Contract Suit In 5th Circ.
• Pa. DEP Chief Slams Report Critical Of Frack Well Inventory
• Pa. Regulators Plan Hike To Air Emission Fees
• Pa. County OKs New Air Quality Rules Despite DEP Concerns
• Dallas' Inaction On Fracking Regs Driving Away Drillers
• 5th Circ. Says Petroleum Co. Owes $3.8M For Plant Explosion
• EPA Proposes Restrictions On Refinery Chemicals
• Columbia Gas Defends $657M Infrastructure Improvement Plan
• Texas' Former Top Energy Regulator Joins Patton Boggs
• BLM Flubbed Analysis Of Gasco Natural Gas Project, Suit Says
• Bankrupt ATP Seeks To Unload Its Deepwater Properties
• Montana Regulator Skirts Suit Over Coal Mining Permitting
• FCC Can't Dictate Utility Pole Charges, DC Circ. Told
• Exxon Slams US Attempt To Recuse Judge In Cleanup Suit
• How FERC's Proposed Penalties May Violate 8th Amendment
• Total, BP Buy Into Euro Pipeline As Export Decision Nears
• Tyco Targets Ex-Landowner For PCB Cleanup Costs At Trial
• DC Circ. Nixes Appeal Over Pollution Credit Transfers
• Petronas, BASF Scrap Part Of €1B Chem Plants Initiative
• Nebraska Gov. OKs New Keystone Pipeline Route
• Blackstone, Warburg Want Out Of Kosmos IPO Suit
• Coal Fee An Unconstitutional Export Tax, Fed. Circ. Told
• $15B CNOOC-Nexen Deal Gets Chinese Approvals
• House Panel OKs Hydropower Bill Targeting FERC Red Tape
• Cuomo's $137B NY Budget Bakes In Minimum Wage Hike
• W&T Demands Coverage For $50M Hurricane Ike Claims
• Halliburton Says Ex-Worker Hid Drilling Method Patent
• Deutsche Bank Pays FERC $1.7M, Despite Litigation Threat
• DC Circ. Shoots Down EPA Exceptions To Soot-Screening
• FERC Turned Blind Eye to Congestion Fee Fight, DC Circ. Told
• 1st Circ. Affirms Toss Of $1.7M Award In Mass. Cleanup Suit
• Winstead Lands Cox Smith Energy Pro In San Antonio
• Bid To Revive $1B Shell FACTA Suit Sunk By Supreme Court
• Finally Ready To Drill: NY Shale Development — Part 1
• Unlikely Alliance Threatens LNG Export Projects
• Halliburton Says Claims From BP Deepwater Deal Don't Stick
• Czech Gov't Sets Parameters For $10B Nuclear Expansion
• Judge Rejects Xcel's Bid To Recover $16M For Smart Grid
• DOI Carves Out More Federal Land For Solar, Wind Growth
• Interior Delays Much-Disputed Fracking Disclosure Rule
• Tampa Seeks $50M From BP For Revenue Lost After Oil Spill
• Azerbaijan Locks In Legal Framework For $7B Pipeline
• Chesapeake Can't Nix BP's $22M Claim Over Wells Buy
• Excluded Deepwater Plaintiffs Demand Damages From BP
• EPA Emission Limits Could Cost Ariz. Plant $1B
• ITC Approves Duties On Chinese, Vietnamese Wind Towers
• Sens. Back Dodd-Frank Mineral Disclosure Rule In DC Circ.
• Noble Can't Cut Conoco From Oil Cleanup Insurance Row
• Beginning Of Calif.'s Road To Finalized Fracking Rules
• Texas Rep. Wants Oil, Gas Taxes To Pay For Shale Play Roads
• La. Firm Opens Regulatory Outpost In Baton Rouge
• 5th Circ. Backs BP Execs' Dismissal From Securities MDL
• Rio Tinto's $14B Loss Is No Gold Mine For Shareholder Attys
• Solazyme JV Scores $120M Loan For Brazilian Oil Project
• Aussie Firm Opens In Singapore With Ex-Clifford Chance Atty
• New MSHA Rule Strengthens Mine Worker Safety Enforcement
• Texas Firm Says It Was Stiffed By Energy Co. Investors
• Ex-Massey Boss Gets 21 Months For Hiding Mine Hazards
• Climate Change Likely To Stay Back-Burner Issue For Obama
• NJ Enviros Want Renewed Push For Fracking Waste Ban
• Chinese Co. Challenges Oil Equipment Duties At CIT
• Chevron Unit Targets Claims In $100M Marcellus Dispute
• BrightSource Suspends 500-MW Rio Mesa Solar Project
• FERC Proposes To Speed Solar Projects, Change Hydro Rent
• BP, Feds Want $4B Deepwater Deal OK'd Despite Objections
• Sens. Question Validity Of EPA Fracking Pollution Study
• Ex-Oxbow Exec's Captivity Claim False, Koch Says
• Future Of Projects Under Revised Air Quality Standards
• Rio Tinto CEO Resigns On $14B Write-Down
• DOI Chief's Exit Stirs Hopes For Drill-Friendly Successor
• House Energy Committee Questions Post-Fukushima Regs
• Va. High Court Overturns $17.5M Exxon Asbestos Verdict
• Thyssen Mine Collapse Suit Revived On 10th Circ.'s Order
• High Court Mulls Limits Of US Agency Powers In FCC Row
• Enterprise's Texas Express Pipeline Clears Easement Hurdle
• Reed Smith Opens In Houston To Tap Energy Deal Market
• Duquesne Light Co. Can Install Lines Over Pa. Golf Course
• Lowe's, Others Back Sungevity In $125M Funding Round
• New Pa. Auditor Will Probe Impact Of Fracking, DEP Regs
• Geokinetics Plans Ch. 11 Filing To Shed $300M Bond Debt
• EIG Drops Protest Of TCW Sale To Carlyle
• Enviros Ask FERC To Reassess Impact Of Dominion Pipeline
• UGI, Tenaska Announce Joint Marcellus Shale Development Bid
• Fortis Nears $1.5B NY Utility Buy As State Scraps Hearings
• Mitsubishi Puts Up $765M For Piece Of Offshore Wind Effort
• Citgo Cut From NH Gas-Additive Suit To Explore Settlement
• Honeywell Puts Up $4M To End Mass. Energy Contract Fight
• Oil And Gas — Seeking The Hand Of Private Equity
• Lawmakers Want Congress To Reject Fossil Fuel Carbon Tax
• Chevron Acquires New Offshore China Acreage From CNOOC
• Salazar To Leave Interior Department In March
• OSG Wants Actions Against Execs Halted During Ch. 11
• Texas Grid Operator Should Up Capacity, Watchdog Says
• GOP Bill Seeks To Slash Energy Tax Credits
• BLM Ignored Fracking Risks In Calif. Lease, Enviros Say
• EPA Eases Small-Engine Emissions Rules
• OPEC Antitrust Suit Nixed Over Failure To Serve
• In Re Zota's Place In The 363 Sale Debate
• Enviro Chief Must Testify In Pa. Gas Plant Appeal
• Norton Rose Adds Infrastructure, Finance Team In Bogota
• British Gov't Won't Call For Arctic Oil-Drilling Halt
• Pa. Landowner Sues Energy Cos. To Void Oil-Drilling Lease
• Pa. DEP Rescinds Fracking Water Byproduct Permit
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Ethanol-Gas Blend Challenge
• Duke Must Show Losses In Massey Contract Row: Court
• Ky. Judge Doubts CGL Coverage For Oil Co.'s Cleanup
• Idemitsu-Led Group To Build $9B Refinery In Vietnam
• Shell, Other Oil Cos. Lose Bid For $92M In WWII Cleanup Costs
• 1st Leg Of Google-Backed Wind Transmission Line Goes To NJ
• GDF Suez, E.ON Pocket €2.6B In Slovak Gas Co. Sale
• ConocoPhillips Gets $1B For Cedar Creek Assets
• Preserving The Economic Stability Of An Energy Project
• Noble, Mariner Take On $25M Pipeline-Damage Claim
• TAQA Buys Stake In 100-MW Indian Hydroelectric Project
• CORRECTED: Omega Looks To Sell Assets After Judge Halts Settlement
• FERC Won't Revisit $400M Gas Pipeline Upgrade Approval
• Interior Urges Wildlife Protection In Oregon LNG Project
• Vt. Pushes 2nd Circ. To Kill Entergy Nuclear Plant
• DOE Seeks Interim Nuclear Waste Site By 2025
• Supreme Court Turns Down Tycoon's Tar Sands Rights Suit
• Ecuadorean Group Denied Intervention In Chevron Fraud Suit
• Atlantic Salmon ESA, CWA Suits Over Maine Dams Trimmed
• Apollo, NRI Launch $300M Coal-Mining Partnership
• Los Angeles Greenlights New Solar Buyback Program
• Schlumberger Seeks To DQ Bracewell In Drilling IP Suit
• Saudi-Backed Funds Buy Into ACWA Power
• PE-Backed French Solar Plant Gets €80M From German Banks
• Kinder Morgan Drops $170M On Houston Terminal Expansions
• Icahn Poised To Pony Up $682M To Raise Transocean Stake
• Enviros Can't Stop NextEra Wind Project With Road Dispute
• Pa. Bill Would Require Fracking Chemical Disclosure To Docs
• Supreme Court Declines Duke Energy Rebate Appeal
• 6th Circ. Upholds Black Lung Benefits For Deceased Miner
• GHG Regulation: Canada Vs. US
• DOI Rule On Polar Bear Habitat Gets Cold Shoulder
• Deutsche Bank Unit May Settle FERC Row Over Power Trades
• Kan. High Court Backs $33M Anadarko Gas Royalty Deal
• Alaska Gov. Pushes FERC To Speed Review Of Hydro Project
• BP Wants $3.4B Cut From Deepwater Liability Suit
• Investor Aims To Shut Down $1.1B Buy of Nuclear Servicer
• Intervale Adds Aegis Chemical To Oil Field Services Portfolio
• Saul Ewing Lands K&L Gates Energy Vet In Pittsburgh
• Pa. DEP Blasts Report That It Lost $300M In Fracking Fees
• Green Groups Take NJ Pipeline Battle To DC Circ.
• AEP Ends Transmission Underpayment Claims With $9.5M Deal
• Rees-Jones, Devon Energy Put $200M Investor Suits To Rest
• EPA Slaps Air Pollution Violations On Shell Arctic Rigs
• Kinder Morgan Pours $1.3B Into Pipeline As Shippers Sign On
• World Bank Member Backs Ivory Coast Gas Field Expansion
• How Texas' Water Rights Case May Affect Oil And Gas Cos.
• Ecuador-Suit Investor Accused Attys Of Fraud, Chevron Says
• Patton Boggs Faults Energy Execs In $1.3M Malpractice Suit
• ConocoPhillips Asks Texas Court To Ax Gas Royalties Claim
• Electric Car Cos. Accuse DOE Of Cronyism In $225M Suit
• Dem Says Taxes May Have Spurred Shell To Move Oil Rig
• Baltimore Panel OKs Exelon's Proposed High-Rise HQ
• Summit Drops $513M On Blackstone-Backed Midstream Co.
• EPA Wants More Public Input On Fracking Pollution Report
• EIB Grants €500M Loan To Offshore German Wind Project
• Gas Cos. Near Deal For Half Of $10.3B Nabucco Pipeline
• Jones Day Helps Rangeland Secure $200M Equity Commitment
• NY Town Leaders Lament Lack Of Input In Fracking Process
• Noble Agrees To Support Aspire's $1.7B Coal Project
• The Answer To CFIUS Authority Is Blowing In The Wind
• Con Ed Owes Taxes On Gas-Fired Plant Deal, Fed. Circ. Says
• Gazprom, Novatek Sign Deal On LNG Joint Venture
• Black Elk Energy Hit With Derivative Suit Over Rig Accident
• Senate Energy Chairman Rips DOE LNG Export Study
• 5th Circ. Revives Notification Claims Against BP, Transocean
• Road Map To Wage Act Claim Releases For Mass. Employers
• Exide Loses Bid To Reclaim Battery Mark From EnerSys
• Conservation Group Challenges $26B Duke-Progress Merger
• France Looks To Build 1 GW Of New Offshore Wind Power
• Despite Costs, New Colo. Fracking Regs Won't Curb Drilling
• Google Invests $200M In 161-MW Texas Wind Project
• Coming Out From Icahn's Shadow, CVR To Relist As MLP
• Challenge To DOI's Million-Acre Mining Bar Gets Green Light
• Castex Settles Mirant Claims In $126M Mineral Deal Suit
• NRC Wants Bigger Guns At Nuke Storage Sites
• Cuomo Mum On Fracking In Sweeping NY Policy Speech
• CORRECTED: BP Can Film Chu In Deepwater Deposition, Judge Says
• Mitsui Buys Half Of $400M Mexico Wind Farm From EDF Unit
• DOE Consolidates Management Of 2 Nuclear Weapons Sites
• NY Market At Risk From Reliability Deal, Power Group Says
• Pa. Sets Rules For Use Of Mine Wastewater In Fracking
• $200M Insurance Dispute Belongs In Court, 8th Circ. Told
• Gardere Nabs Enviro Partner From Patton Boggs
• TransCanada Tapped For $5B LNG Pipeline Project
• UAE Energy Co. Grabs 50% Stake In Minn. Wind Farm
• DuPont Unit's Early Ethanol Enzyme Patent Suit Gets Boot
• 2012: Another Banner Year For Iran Sanctions
• Noteworthy Product Liability Decisions Of 2012: Part 1
• Judge Nixes $1.6M Bonus Plan For Bankrupt Satcon
• After Rig Accident, Feds To Review Shell Drilling Program
• Energy Group Of The Year: Skadden
• Baker Botts Attys May Take Stand In $126M Oil Lease Trial
• Chesapeake Adopts Austerity Measures In Fallout Of 2012
• Colo. To Require Water Tests Near Fracked Wells
• Energy Cos. Urge FERC To Revise Data Sharing Rule
• Crestwood Puts Up $258M To Take Control Of Marcellus JV
• Thompson & Knight Can't Shake Malpractice Judgment
• Girardi & Keese Settles Energy Startup's Malpractice Suit
• Stalled Uranium Project Budges As Va. Moves To Undo Ban
• Proposal Would Open NY Utilities To More Outage Suits
• Statoil Touts $10.2B Norway Arctic Gas Projects
• 10th Circ. Junks Enviro Suit Over Utah Tar Sands Leases
• Lane Powell Ducks Bulk Of Power Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• Thompson & Knight Aids EnCap's $100M Midstream Stake Deal
• SandRidge Investor Sues To Make Way For Board Overhaul
• Kinder Morgan Unit Sues Over Pa. Enviro Pipeline Challenge
• Ecuadoreans Can't Seek Review Of Chevron Fraud Claims
• NY Fracking Regulation Process Riles Detractors
• Ex-Enron Execs Fined $1.175M Over Securities Fraud
• Texas Could Lead The Nanotech Revolution
• GDF Suez, Sumitomo Land Kuwaiti Power Project Contract
• A Stark Reminder Of Merger Control Rules From EU Court
• Calif. Dems To Wield New Power On Tax, Environmental Issues
• Schiff Hardin Takes On DC Energy Firm Bruder Gentile
• Chinese Power Co. $3.7M Securities Settlement Fair: Judge
• NRC Must Justify Entergy Safety Exemption Process: 2nd Circ.
• Justices Weigh Class Action Fairness Act's Removal Power
• DLA Piper Lures China Oil Ace, 4 More From King & Wood
• Safety Concerns Prompt NHTSA's Call For Louder Hybrid Cars
• Privatization Best Path For Long Island Utility, Cuomo Told
• Supreme Court Lets Esso's $70M Hot Fuel Penalty Stand
• JPMorgan Unit Can't Block Calif. Power Project, FERC Says
• Breach Of Trial Agreement Cost EP Energy $21M Verdict: Suit
• Solar Co. Falsely Promises Energy Savings, Suit Says
• Energy Group Of The Year: Vinson & Elkins
• BP Says Pension Funds' Stock Loss Claims Belong In UK
• Fracking Co. Appeals Pa. DEP Order Over Pipeline Location
• Oceaneering Says Insurer Owes It $2M For Chevron Rig Repair
• Oil Workers Win Cert. In FLSA Action Over Safety-Meeting Pay
• Travelers Says Privilege Bars In-House Counsel Testimony
• Georgia Power To Retire Coal, Oil Units Over EPA Regs
• High Court Won't Revive $500M RICO Case Against Freshfields
• Latham Reps Energy Capital In Buy Of $1.1B Nuclear Servicer
• Key Energy Tax Provisions In Fiscal Cliff Legislation
• Transocean Spill Settlement Shows Feds' Focus On BP
• US Wants Judge Recused In Exxon Cleanup Suit
• Lawmakers Call For Probe Of Coal Export Royalty Payments
• 1st Circ. Slams Enviros' Bid To Halt NH Nuclear Permit
• Utility To Spend $300M On Projects, Fines To End CAA Suit
• NJ Utilities Board Rips PJM's Proposed Price Control Changes
• Sierra Club Loses Bid To Halt Dominion Md. LNG Project
• K&L Gates Sued For Malpractice Over $5M Ethanol Co. Deal
• EPA Erred In Setting Particulate Standards, DC Circ. Says
• The Extent Of The Temporary Fiscal Cliff Solution
• Jackson Walker Reps NuStar In $115M Texas Refinery Sale
• Exxon Greenlights $14B Hebron Offshore Project In Canada
• Keystone XL Plan Still Crosses Vital Aquifer, Neb. Says
• Swedish PE Firm Snaps Up $267M-A-Year Oil Field Servicer
• Repsol Can't Sue YPF Partners After Takeover, Bridas Says
• Alpha Hit With Another Pollution Suit Over Pa. Coal Mine
• W&T Offshore To Pay $1M To End Water Pollution Case
• Energy Group Of The Year: Weil Gotshal
• Junior Lenders Object To Proposed Omega Settlement Deals
• 9th Circ. Denies Oil Brokers' Bid To Rehear Iraq Oil Suit
• Danisco's Ethanol-Creating Enzyme IP Suit Faces Dismissal
• Ala. Defeat Unlikely To Derail Insurers In Pollution Feuds
• Chile's High Court OKs Terpel Asset Sale To Quinenco
• Dems, Enviros Press For Probe Of Shell Rig's Grounding
• EDF Closes Financing For 2 US Green-Energy Projects
• Turkey, UAE Power Giants Team Up On $12B Energy Project
• DOJ Shuns 3rd Trial In POGO Gov't Worker Payment Case
• Leaked NY Report Finds Fracking Doesn't Pose Health Risk
• PPL Seeks Pa. PUC Approval Of New $154M Power Lines
• Kentucky Utilities Pays $57M To Settle Air Pollution Suit
• Transocean To Plead Guilty, Pay $1.4B Over Oil Spill
• States, Enviros Accuse NRC Of Rushing Waste Storage Study
• Energy Group Of The Year: Hunton & Williams
• Forest Oil Pockets $325M In Sale Of South Texas Gas Assets
• Renewable Energy On The Rise In Calif.
• Energy Group Of The Year: Bracewell & Giuliani
• SEC Rips Challenge To Energy Disclosure Rule In DC Circ.
• House Oversight Committee To Tackle Energy Policy
• Cliff Deal Saves Wind Credit, Boosting Projects Beyond 2013
• Alpha Unit Sued Over Alleged Pollution From Pa. Coal Mine
• Miners Urge High Court To Review Eldorado Forest Road Rules
• Release Bars $4M Award In Energy JV, Texas Court Says
• API Asks Supreme Court To Nix EPA's Nitrogen Dioxide Rule
• Mayer Brown Lands Banking, Finance Veteran In Houston
• Next Steps For Korea's Emission Trading Scheme
• MidAmerican Solar To Pay Up To $2.5B For SunPower Complex
• Duke Can't Pass On $12M Storm Repair Bill, Ind. Court Says
• Neb. Gov. Can't Shake Landowners' Keystone Law Challenge
• Iberdrola Reaps $531M In Wind Farm Sale To GE-Led Group
• DC Circ. Asked To Sink Offshore Lease Program Challenge
• Energy Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2013
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2013
• Niche Is Name Of The Game For Project Finance In 2013
• Law360 Selects Top Practice Groups Of The Year