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Energy - June, 2014

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• Energy Future, Creditors Spar Over $1.9B DIP Loan
• NY Fracking Ruling Ratchets Up Risk For Drilling Industry
• Odebrecht, Enagas Consortium Wins $3.6B Peru Gas Pipeline
• La. Levee Authority's Suit Against BP Stays In Fed. Court
• State Climate Initiatives Get Boost From High Court Snub
• Justices Snub Fight Over FERC-Approved Transmission Costs
• Linn Energy Picks Up $2.3B In Hydrocarbon Assets
• Halliburton Discovery Row Paused To Revisit Class Cert.
• InterOil Unloads Refining Biz In $526M Deal With Puma Energy
• High Court Won't Review California Carbon Fuel Standard
• Renewable Energy Policy Changes Cast Cloud Over Treaties
• CAA Preemption Limits After 3rd Circ. Case
• Top NY Court Upholds Fracking Bans
• BlackRock May Face SEC Suit Over Energy Trader Conflict
• NY Late Notice Ruling Blocks Off Shortcut To Policyholders
• Kinder Morgan Urges Calif. Panel To Toss $100M Rent Award
• NJ Legislature Sends Fracking Waste Bill To Christie Again
• Optim Coal Supplier Balks At 'Gag Order' In $60M Sale Plan
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Dechert, Skadden
• House Dem Blasts BP For Ending Oil Spill Claims Program
• A Year Out, Obama Climate Plan Looks Stronger Than Ever
• ETP to Build 1,100 Mile Bakken Oil Pipeline
• Permit For Kan. Coal Plant Still Violates CAA: Sierra Club
• Feds Blasted For Ignoring Arch Mine Expansion's Enviro Cost
• Texas Justices Take Up Contract Row Over Mineral Royalties
• BP Seeks To Recoup 'Improper' Deepwater Payouts
• Israel Nails Down Financing For $820M Solar Plant
• Dems Float Bill To Curb Oil Speculation
• DOI Updates Oil Leasing Plan For 3M Acres In Wyo.
• DC Circ. Vacates EPA Waste Burning Rule, Fuel Exclusion
• 4 Things Every Law Firm Should Do Upon A Cyberbreach
• BP, Rosneft Ink $1.5B Oil Deal, Despite CEO Sanctions
• Apollo's Jupiter Resources Drops $2B For Encana Gas Assets
• How The Tennessee Gas Ruling Impacts Pipeline Projects
• EPA Clean Power Proposal May Fuel State Cap And Trade
• Benefuel Says No Fee For Failed $20M Biodiesel Fundraising
• Aussie Antitrust Tribunal OKs $1.4B AGL-Macquarie Deal
• G&E Lures Brown Rudnick Pro To Lead Its Bankruptcy Group
• States Urge DC Circ. To Ax New EPA Carbon Emissions Rule
• NY High Court Revives Norex's $1B Siberian Oil Field Suit
• Florida Power & Light Floats Natural Gas Deal In Okla.
• VIDEO: A Defense Take On Halliburton V. Erica P. John
• UK Antitrust Watchdog To Launch Energy Sector Probe
• Financing Green: The Rise Of The Green Bond
• Edison Mission Wins Approval Of $23M Retiree Settlement
• 7 Questions For Energy Bar Association President Jason Leif
• House Pushes Administration To Hasten Oil And Gas Permits
• Energy Future Creditors Want 3rd Circ. To Review $4B Deal
• Westinghouse, Duke Move Pa. Nuclear Plant Suit To NC
• FERC Pipeline Enviro Reviews No Longer A Breeze
• Petrofac, First Reserve Form $1.3B Energy Project JV
• Feds Beat Enviro Suit Challenging Solar Energy Zones
• Lukoil Could Pour $30B Into Iraqi Oil Field Project
• Greenberg Adds 2nd Gov't Contracts Pro From Squire Patton
• ND Approves Permit For $2.8B Enbridge Pipeline Segment
• Coast Guard Exempts Drilling Ships From Arrival Reporting
• CORRECTION: Judge Won't Let Del. Court Rule On Chevron Bylaw
• Looking At EPA's Authority After Utility Air Ruling
• 7th Circ. Says Power Transmission Cost-Sharing Plan Unfair
• What To Do When Opposing Counsel Is A Jerk
• C&J Energy, Nabors' Fracking Unit Merge In $2.9B Deal
• Jury Slaps SoCal Gas With $20M Verdict In Explosion Row
• VIDEO: A Plaintiffs Take On Halliburton V. Erica P. John
• Thompson & Knight Aids $300M EnCap Energy Co. Investment
• 5th Circ. Exhaustion Ruling Keeps Excess Insurers On Toes
• Oil Export Green Light Shakes Up Politics More Than Policy
• AfDB Loans $117M To Fund Mauritius Power Plant
• McD's, Others Are Antennatech's Latest Patent-Suit Targets
• House Votes To Speed Up LNG Exports Amid Russia Tensions
• AfDB Loans $142M For 100-MW Solar Project In S. Africa
• DOE Sets New Efficiency Regulations For Furnace Fans
• Everything's Bigger In Texas, Including PE Spending
• Plains Wants Suit Seeking Half Of $83M Award Axed
• AIG Settles With Freedom Industries Over Spill Coverage
• Sens. Urge Obama To Open New Areas To Offshore Drilling
• France Unloads GDF Suez Stake For $2B To Fund Alstom Buy
• Pa. Legislators Seek Say On CO2, Drilling Rule Changes
• Litigation Guide To EPA's Cooling Water Intake Rule
• Longview Judge Keeps $59M Credit Fight In Ch. 11 Case
• EFH Noteholders Object To $1.9B DIP Plan
• DC Circ. Battle Could Shift Enforcement From EPA To Enviros
• US Allows 2 Energy Cos. To Export Crude Oil Amid Ban
• Sidley's Keisler Builds Resume As High Court Climate Pro
• Edwards Exploration Accused Of Running $12M Ponzi Scheme
• $14B Ga. Nuke Plant Behind Schedule, Warns Commission
• House Passes Bill That Could Hasten Keystone Approval
• UK's Green Investment Bank Eyes £1B Offshore Fund
• KKR Pays €417M For Stake In Acciona Int'l Green Energy Biz
• Knot Offshore Puts Up $335M For 2 Shuttle Tankers
• Top Spanish Court OKs Canary Islands Oil Exploration
• New 'Streamlined' DOI Strategy Takes Regional Approach
• In Halliburton, SCOTUS Largely Preserves Status Quo
• EPA Clean Power Plan Faces New Scrutiny After GHG Rebuke
• Baker Botts Young Gun Wins Over Liberals In High Court Debut
• EPA Emissions Goals Remain Viable Despite High Court Loss
• Keystone Pipeline Law Unconstitutional, Neb. Justices Told
• EFH Senior Bondholders Sue Junior Group To Protect $432M
• Life After Halliburton: What's Next For Securities Actions?
• Chinese Solar Cos. Fire Back In $950M Antitrust Suit
• High Court Sends Securities Class Actions Back To Basic(s)
• Unanimous Halliburton Decision Belies Dogmatic Discord
• Chesapeake Energy Faces Pa. Class Action Over Royalties
• Excess Insurance Can Be Triggered By Any Claims: 5th Circ.
• Norton Rose Guides SNC-Lavalin's $2B Offer For Kentz
• Skadden Guides Wisconsin Energy In $9.1B Integrys Megadeal
• Eaton Pays $500M To End Antitrust Suit Over Loyalty Pacts
• EPA Moves Toward National List Of Fracking Chemicals
• High Court Raises Bar For Securities Class Actions
• High Court Limits EPA's Power To Regulate Carbon Emissions
• Alstom Board Approves $17B GE Bid, Ending Bidding Battle
• Chancery Nixes Investors Claims Over $895M El Paso Deal
• Brazilian Judge Clears Lupatech's $300M Bankruptcy Plan
• Mexico Seeks To Arrest 3 Banamex Workers In $400M Probe
• NY Sues GE For $31M Over Scrapyard Cleanup Bill
• Enviro Groups Win Bid To Block Miss. Offshore Drilling
• Texas Justices Clear Schlumberger Of Driver's Boat-Boozing
• Enviros Claim SBA, OMB Weakened Pollution Regulations
• UK Court Limits Damages In Shell Nigeria Spill Suit
• FERC Targets Utility-Ratepayer Divide With Rate Revamp
• Fed. Circ. Orders DOE To Pay $53M In Nuclear Cleanup Fight
• Judge Confirms Mont. Power Co-Op's Chapter 11 Reorg Plan
• Pa. AG Zaps Power Cos. With Suits Over Price Spikes
• Texas High Court Axes Oil, Gas Surface Trespass Suit
• France Backs GE's $17B Bid For Alstom, Nabs Major Stake
• Fuel Co. Owner Indicted For $29M Renewable Credit Fraud
• After $2.2B Bid, Hong Kong Group Butts Heads With Envestra
• EPA Greenlights $800M Expansion Of Oneok Gas Liquids Plant
• Texas Energy Co. Can't Duck $2.9M Fracking Nuisance Verdict
• SEC Has Little To Criticize About Mine Safety Disclosures
• A Blurry Vision Of A Clean Power Future
• Calif. Industrial Agency To Boost Laborer Safety, Chief Says
• EPA Feels Heat In Congressional Hearing On Carbon Rule
• La. Board Keeps Coastal Damage Suit Against Oil Giants Alive
• Early Power Plant Rule Scuffle Gives EPA Peek At Main Event
• Pa. Demands Insurance, Cleanup Costs From MTBE Makers
• Pa. DEP Fines Fracking Co. For Spills At Well Pad
• FERC Revises Electric Rate Reviews, Gives NE Cos. A Break
• Elon Musk-Helmed Solar Co. Sued For Restated Financials
• Fracking Cos. Defend Lone Pine Orders At Colo. High Court
• FERC Adopts Solar Flare Standards For Grid Operators
• Judge Says Dividend Claims Against BP Belong In England
• Conn., NJ Regulators Say Pa. Emission Plans Need Work
• ConocoPhillips Seeks Remand In Alaska Drilling Permit Row
• FERC Approves $10B Cameron LNG Export Project
• King & Spalding Reps Greece In $954M Oil, Gas Lease Sale
• Pa. Rep Wants Legislature To Clear CO2 Plan Ahead Of EPA
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams Mullen's McCarroll
• Top O&G Leasing Issues: Pooling And Pugh Clauses
• Smartphone Forensics: Tips From The E-Discovery Trenches
• UK-Based LLP Partners Now Enjoy More Protections
• 'Commencement Of Operations' And Keeping O&G Leases Alive
• Ralls' Lessons To Investors On CFIUS Deal Reviews
• Puda Coal's Auditor Ducks Investor Suit Over Asset Transfer
• Optim Energy Floats $60M Stalking Horse Bid For Coal Plant
• $950M Solar Antitrust Suit Blocked From Calif. Transfer
• Murray Energy Sues EPA To Block Carbon Emission Rule
• Obama Opposes Tax Holiday Plan To Pay For Highway Fund
• Eaton Pays Rival $135M To End Antitrust, Trade Secrets Row
• Enviros Slap FEMA With Suit Seeking NJ Sandy Grant Info
• Feds Leave Door Open To Atlantic Drilling With Info Request
• Calif. Revises Fracking Regs, But Enviros Not Pleased
• Innospec Execs Convicted On Foreign Bribery Charges
• Weinberg Wheeler Scores Ex-Greenberg Construction Atty
• EPA Asks Justices To Nix Utilities' Challenge To Ozone Rule
• EIB Sinks $353M Into Sweden Biomass Plant
• Mass. Launches Electric Car Rebate Program
• Chinese, Vietnamese Wind Tower Cos. Can't Shake Tariffs
• Senate Panel OKs FERC Chair Nominee, With Strings Attached
• GOP-Appointed Ex-EPA Admins Want Carbon Emissions Regs
• Senate Energy Panel OKs Bill Approving Keystone Pipeline
• Deals Rumor Mill: Oracle, T-Mobile, GE
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Davis Wright's Kelli Sager
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bush Seyferth's Cheryl Bush
• Honeywell Cheated Subcontractor On $61M Army Deal: Suit
• BG Group Nabs $953M In Sale Of North Sea Pipeline
• House Panel Advances $48B Diplomacy Spending Bill
• Enbridge Gets Government Nod For $5.5B Canada Pipeline
• Coal Mines Need Consent Of All Surface Owners, Judge Says
• Bankrupt Pipe Maker Gets Interim Nod For $11.5M DIP
• Cheniere Investors Ask Chancery To Speed Exec Pay Suit
• Obama Calls For Major Expansion Of Pacific Ocean Preserve
• Ex-Investment Firm Prez Sanctioned For VP's Insider Trading
• Sierra Club Secures Permit Promise From W.V. Mine Site
• DOI Unveils Massive Auction For Mass. Offshore Wind Leases
• Sen. Introduces Draft Of Cybersecurity Data Sharing Bill
• Energy Future Bondholders Seek Make-Whole On $2.2B Refi
• British Government OKs World's Biggest Wind Farm
• Heller Ruling May Be Knockout Punch Against Jewel Claims
• NextEra Sues Ex-Affiliate Over Breach Of Power Plant Deal
• Voestalpine Wins EPA's Nod To Build $740M Texas Iron Plant
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alstom, Medtronic, BP
• NY Assembly Easily Passes 3-Year Fracking Moratorium
• Shell Reaps $5B In Sale Of Woodside Petroleum Stake
• With More Time, EPA Looks For Ways To Combat Acid Rain
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Levine Sullivan's Gayle Sproul
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Monica Shilling
• BP Wins First DOD Contract After Deepwater Sanctions End
• Nigerian Villagers, Chevron Strike Deal On Gas-Flaring Row
• Petroceltic Gives Up Board Members To End $100M Share Row
• Mont. Power Co-Op Close To Securing OK For Reorg Plan
• FerroAtlantica To Invest $352M For Quebec Silicon Plant
• China, Developing Nations Won't Act 1st On Climate Change
• Pipe Maker PSL-NA Seeks Bankruptcy With Plans To Sell
• Quebec Seeks $377M From Bankrupt Railway For Fatal Crash
• Calif. Energy Practices Seek Upper Hand In Renewables Push
• McGuireWoods Adds Tax, Energy Pro In Houston
• Tenaska Wraps Up $450M SoCal Solar Plant Financing
• Energy Law360 Is Now On Twitter
• Bankrupt Glacial Energy Gets Nod For $32.8M Sale
• Siemens, Mitsubishi Make €7B Bid For Alstom Energy Assets
• First Reserve Closes $2.5B Fund For Energy Investments
• Fluor Wants BP To Cover Deepwater Workers' Comp Suits
• SunPower Gets $200M From Admirals For Financing Program
• Russia Cuts Gas Supply To Ukraine Over 'Unpaid' Bills
• Supreme Court Rejects Barge Oil Spill Collision Case
• Gibson Dunn Guides Williams In $6B Access Midstream Buyout
• Fuzzy Math Behind EPA's Carbon Emissions Rule
• FERC Open-Access Rule May Provide Developer Certainty
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe & Johnson's Flanery
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nexsen Pruet's Marguerite Willis
• Gov't Wants Witness From BP On Spill-Related Liability
• Anadarko's $13M Deepwater Horizon Settlement OK'd For Now
• Chevron Unit Dumps Chad Oil Stake In $1.3B Sale
• No Fee For Patton Boggs After Chevron Deal, Ecuadoreans Say
• Interior Begins 2017-22 Offshore Drilling Planning Process
• Rep. Proposes Oil Barrel Tax To Keep Highway Fund Afloat
• IEnova Obtains $270M Loan For Cross-Border Wind Project
• Army Corps Resolves La. Group's Fracking Project Challenge
• Goldman Sachs Appeals EU Power Cable Cartel Fine
• TransCanada Likely Faces Hearing Over Keystone Permit
• DOE, Southern Co. Ink $187M Deal To Develop Carbon Capture
• US Trustee Blasts Glacial Energy's Ch. 11 Settlement
• DC Circ. Rejects Enviro Challenge To Cross-State Air Policy
• Carbon Rule Sends EPA Into Uncharted Legal Territory
• New Critical Habitat Rules Threaten Oil, Gas Development
• Wash. Gov. Wants More Oversight Of Oil Rail Transport Risks
• FERC Accuses Power Traders Of Market Manipulation
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Alibaba, American Securities
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Eldora Ellison
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ogletree Deakins' Melissa Bailey
• A Close Look At Overriding Royalty Interest Transactions
• Fracking Case That Wasn't: Parr V. Aruba Petroleum Inc.
• Jury Misconduct Wins Convicted Ex-BP Engineer New Trial
• EPA Chief Talks Up Efficiency Efforts, Defends Carbon Plan
• Seyfarth Shaw Grabs Corporate Partner From Norton Rose
• Bankrupt James River Gets OK For $4M Exec Bonus Plan
• Burleson Nabs 2 Partners For Probate, Energy Practices
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Imperial Tobacco, Amaya
• PanTerra Pays $111M For Canada Natural Gas Assets
• Lessons From The Southern Cone 'Deliver-Or-Pay Wars'
• MissionPoint Says Energy Parts Co. Rehashing IP Claims
• Exxon Must Speed Doc Production In Spill Suit, Judge Says
• FERC Has Hands Full With EPA Carbon Plan, Ex-Officials Say
• Lateral Demand In Lone Star State Leads To Texas-Size Pay
• EU To Inject $68M Into Moldovan Projects
• Pa. Judge Remands UGI Gas Rights Suit To State Court
• Netherlands Urges EU Court To Rule On Carbon Credit Cases
• Adopt Value Or Be Left In The Ash Heap Of History
• Consol, Noble Form MLP To Serve Marcellus Gas Drilling JV
• Travelers Off Hook In $4M Alagasco Cleanup Row: 11th Circ.
• Activist Bears Down On Campaign For Cliffs Board Control
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gordon & Rees' Leslie Benitez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bryan Cave's Chris Cesare
• ADA Suit Over Post-Job Offer Exam Needs Proof: 11th Circ.
• Permit Deadline Is TransCanada's Latest Keystone Headache
• Joint Venture Agreements' Role In The Shale Gas Boom
• Confusion Over FERC Rules Will Remain After Powhatan
• The Hidden Costs Of Spreadsheets In Risk Management
• Energy Future Bondholders Urge Judge To Stall Key Deal
• FERC Wants DC Circ. To Reconsider Power Demand Ruling
• Gas Utility Group Floats Plan To Slash Methane Emissions
• New Energy Execs Escape Shareholder Derivative Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Etihad, IBM
• $23M Citgo Deal Over MTBE Pollution In NJ Rejected
• Osum Oil Sands Puts Up $298M For Shell's Orion Project
• EU Biodiesel Duties Spark A 2nd WTO Challenge
• BioFuel Energy Puts Up $275M For Greenlight Capital's Real Estate Co
• Schlumberger Sues Baker Hughes VP For Trade Secret Theft
• Navy Wants Biofuels As Part Of $3.5B Fuel Buy
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gardere's Kim Yelkin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Margaret Dale
• Longview Gets Stay On $825M Insurance Policy Suit In Calif.
• O'Quinn Fights Bid To Revive $1.3B Chevron Malpractice Suit
• ETP Says Enterprise Trying To Duck $1B Pipeline Damages
• Energy Future Seeks OK On $11M Texas Tax-Refund Deal
• NY Top Court Relaxes Coverage Denial Window For Pollution
• Exxon Can't Shake Suit Over Pegasus Pipeline Spill
• Greenberg Gets Bigger In Texas, Hires 5 For Houston Office
• Baker Botts Beats Convicted Ex-Client's Fee Forfeiture Suit
• Duke Energy Can't Ax Claim That Coal Ash Polluted Lake
• Cheniere Execs Can't Escape Fired GC's Whistleblower Suit
• Pa. Law Bars Fracking Fluid Contents Disclosure, Court Told
• Former Voltaix Engineer Arrested For Trade Secrets Theft
• Chevron, Patton Boggs Oppose Donziger's Bid To Derail Deal
• FAA Lets BP Use Drones To Monitor Alaska Oilfield
• Summit Reveals $300M Investment In Bakken Shale Projects
• Finland Advances 80% Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cut
• B/E Aerospace To Split Into 2 Separate Companies
• Pa. Judge Delays Corbett Drilling Plan Challenge Ruling
• House Dem Introduces Bill To Nullify EPA Carbon Regs
• PPL, Riverstone Team Up To Form Power Generation Giant
• North Carolina Set To Open Doors To Shale Gas Production
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thacker Martinsek's Martinsek
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Rutan & Tucker's Kathy Jenson
• Civil Penalties For Pollution Not The Only Answer In Pa.
• Duke Energy, States Reach Deal To Clean Up Coal Ash Spill
• Judge Won't Move Duke's Suit Over Scrapped Fla. Nuke Plant
• Tesla Might Open Up Electric-Car Patents To Stoke Popularity
• Vinson Elkins Reps Apollo In $400M Halcon Investment
• EBRD Lends $65M To Expand Natural-Gas Stations In Georgia
• Enviros Blast New Sunoco Gas Pipeline Plans In Pa.
• House's $34B Energy Budget Earmarks $5.5B For Army Corps
• The Purpose Of Proposed Rule 37(e)
• Iberdrola To Invest Up To $5B In Mexican Energy Projects
• American Energy Partners Drops $4B For Shale Stakes
• Chesapeake Board OKs Spinoff Of Oil Field Biz
• Morgan Stanley Nabs $200M In Sale Of Fuel Terminaling Co.
• High Court Quashes BP's Bid To Extend Spill Payment Freeze
• La. Gov. Signs Bill To Kill Multibillion-Dollar Oil Co. Suit
• Terrace Energy Unit Gets $75M Loan For Texas Oil Project
• State Gas Leases Would Face Public Scrutiny Under Pa. Bill
• Saudi Petrochemicals Cos. Ditch $5.7B Merger Plan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Kerryann Minton
• Female Powerbrokers: WhatleyKallas' Edith Kallas
• Is The EPA's 'Functional Interdependence' Test Dead?
• Energy Future's $5.4B DIP Package Approved In Ch. 11
• EPA Carbon Regs Put Pressure On Fla. To Embrace Renewables
• Calif. Lawmakers Make Bid For $5B Tesla Battery Factory
• NJ Snub Of GHG Pact Muddles EPA Carbon Rule Compliance
• $10M Crosstex Blast Suit Stays Dead In Texas High Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sureview, GDF Suez, Delta Electricity
• Plaintiffs Want W.Va. Spill Suit Sent To State Court
• Canary Wharf Gets OK For $1.7B Shell RE Project
• Chesapeake Had Right To Extend Gas Lease, 6th Circ. Says
• Pa. AG Charges Fracking Waste Hauler For Illegal Dumping
• FERC Flubbed Review Of $500M Pipeline Upgrade: DC Circ.
• Shamoun & Norman Refused Explanation For Nixed $7M Award
• ND Caps Flaring Class Actions Against Gas Companies
• Nuke Developer Sues NJ Atty Over $2M Loss In Botched Deal
• Government Pushes Court To Toss China Natural Gas Ch. 11
• Phillips 66 Snaps Up Chevron Oil Terminal In Texas
• BP Defeats US Bid For Access To Deepwater Injury Database
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hanaway
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Waller's Katie Stenberg
• WWII, Forensic History And Righting Environmental Wrongs
• Energy Future Gets Nod For $4.5B DIP Financing
• Vermont AG Hits Oil Cos. With MTBE Contamination Suit
• Deepwater Horizon Spill Tied To Faulty Blowout Preventer
• Mich. AG Hits Chesapeake Energy With Racketeering Charges
• NYU Law Professor Seeks Legal Fees In Turkish Utility Dispute
• BP Running Out Of Legal Ammo In Deepwater Fight
• ConocoPhillips, Shell Escape Pemex Gas Theft Suit
• Venable Adds Coblentz Patch Trial Atty To Calif. Roster
• 8th Circ. Won't Reopen Patriot Coal Workers' Exposure Claims
• Fasken, Davies Guide Just Energy's $462M HVAC Biz Sale
• Keys To Successful Legal Outsourcing
• Pa. PUC Backs Settlement Over Improper Energy Marketing
• Alpha Units Found Liable For W.Va. Mining Permit Violations
• Murkowski Urges FERC To Greenlight Cove Point LNG Project
• High Court Snub Leaves Plants' Air Pollution Plans In Limbo
• Brazilian Energy Co. Nabs $458M Loan For 386MW Wind Farm
• Mexico Bribery Suit Lacks US Ties, Siemens Tells 2nd Circ.
• Warburg Pincus Invests Up To $500M In Texas Pipeline Co.
• 5th Circ. Sinks BP, Anadarko Bid To Nix Gulf Spill CWA Claims
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duval & Stachenfeld's Terri Adler
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brown Rudnick's Louise Verrill
• Smart Grids And Data Privacy In The Internet Of Things
• Exxon Forced Into Arbitration In Botched Rig Design Dust-Up
• Texas Headed For Showdown With EPA Over Carbon Regs
• Alleged BP Spill Fraudster Stole $1M From Victims, Feds Say
• Boxer Slams Tardy NRC Response To Fukushima Report
• Eni, Repsol To Invest Up To $1B In Venezuelan Oil Field
• BP Fights Back Quickly In $9.2B Spill Settlement Row
• How Bitcoin Will Bring About A Legal Practice Revolution
• Cracks In EPA Permit Shields? Circuits Will Assess Damage
• Commerce Says China Is Subsidizing Solar Products
• NJ AG Sues 3rd-Party Energy Cos. For Scamming Customers
• EPA Floats Oil, Natural Gas Emissions Rule For Indian Land
• North Carolina Governor Signs Bill To Allow Fracking
• BT Group Signs £440M In Wind Power Purchase Agreements
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC, Lenovo, Hutchison
• TransCanada Advances $1.7B BC Gas Pipeline Project
• NRG Yield Drops $870M For N. America's Biggest Wind Farm
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hanson Bridgett's Linda Klamm
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akerman's Mary Carroll
• Energy Future Says $9.9B DIP Is Crucial To Ch. 11 Plan
• PetroLogistics Investor Says $2.1B Koch Deal Too Low
• China Emissions Cap To Push US Toward Strict Climate Regs
• Buchanan Ingersoll Opens Denver Office With Finance Pros
• Kilpatrick Builds Energy Group With DOE, JPMorgan Vet
• $48T Needed By 2035 To Meet Global Energy Demand: Report
• Top NY Court Appears Wary Of Overturning Fracking Bans
• Domestic Energy Ops Spur CRE Development, But Risks Loom
• Siemens Must Face $20M Faulty-Turbine Suit: Appeals Court
• Wash. Court Clarifies Duty To Defend In Pollution Cases
• How To Control Your Law Firm's Real Estate Costs
• ConocoPhillips Unit Seeks Gas Review In DOI Royalties Row
• GOP Leader Floats Bill Blocking New EPA Carbon Regs
• Chevron Again Faces Appeal In $100M Marcellus Dispute
• Summit Pays $377M To Increase Stake In Ohio Gas Venture
• 10 Important Aspects Of The CFTC Whistleblower Program
• 5 Insights From Nationwide Chief Legal Officer Pat Hatler
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fross Zelnick's Barbara Solomon
• BIA Regulation Could Upend Tribal Law In Alaska
• BP Has 'Buyer's Remorse,' Oil Spill Claimants Tell Scalia
• Cheniere Pushes Back Annual Meeting Amid Investor Lawsuit
• EPA Carbon Rule Points States Toward Cap-And-Trade
• Exxon Beats Chemical Exposure Row Over Ex-Worker's Death
• Axip Energy Reaps $430M From International Business Sale
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Structured Finance Partner In NY
• Energy Expert Joins Berger Singerman's Tallahassee Office
• Oil Companies May Face Risk Of Stranded Assets
• Unfair Trade Blamed For Idling Of US Steel Plants
• Fate Of EPA's Carbon Rule Lies With Next President
• Enviros Slam 'Unjustified' Uses Of Pa. Drilling Money
• Creative Collaborations: Law Firms And Corporations
• Energy Future's Ch. 11 Financing Takes More Creditor Fire
• OGX Bondholders Looking To Fight Bankruptcy Plan
• Zenergy, Apollo Invest $755M In Energy Partnership
• High Court Rejects GenOn's State Pollution Claims Appeal
• High Court Snubs Tesoro's $75M Subsidiary Tax Appeal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sugarman Rogers' Chris Netski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Benesch's Megan Mehalko
• Marathon Oil Nabs $2.7B In Sale Of Norwegian Subsidiary
• OSG Bankruptcy Highlights Usefulness Of Rights Offerings
• EPA To Crack Down On Existing Coal Plants