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Energy - July, 2014

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• Longview Wants $825M Policy Fight Kept In Bankruptcy
• OPINION: Lawyers Should Think In Terms Of Big Data
• Coal Producer New World Resources Seeks Ch. 15 Shelter
• Pro-Enviro Pipeline Decision Won't Doom Pa. Sunoco Project
• EPA Delays Renewable Fuel Standards Compliance Deadline
• Wind Co. Antitrust Claims Not 'Feeble,' 7th Circ. Says
• DOE Gives Thumbs Up To Oregon LNG Export Project
• Elgin Mining Pays $3.2M To Settle Ky. CWA Cleanup Claims
• CCMP To Pay $890M For Belgian Chemical Co.'s US Biz Unit
• EU Finalizes Latest Russian Sanctions As Moscow Cries Foul
• Blackstone Funnels Up To $800M Into Asian Energy Venture
• Oneok Will Spend $785M To Beef Up Bakken Infrastructure
• 2nd Circ. Revives JinkoSolar Sludge Dumping Suit
• FERC Preliminarily OKs Relicensing 3 Hydropower Projects
• Apache Exits 2 LNG Projects Amid Activist Pressure
• PPL Unit Eyes $6B Mid-Atlantic Transmission Project
• FERC Greenlights Freeport LNG Export Project In Texas
• Denied Rule Petitions In Texas Will Have No Day In Court
• How They Won It: Labaton Scores $265M Massey Settlement
• Exxon Denied Court-Supervised Trust For $104M MTBE Verdict
• Chesapeake To Buy Back $1.2B In Stock, Swap Wyo. Assets
• $3B QR Energy Price Tag Undervalues Co., Suit Says
• 4 Chinese Solar Panel Cos. Seek Novel Ch. 15 Protection
• Enviros Needn't See Harm To Prove It, Judge Tells Coal Co.
• Kurdistan Government Will Fight $100M Oil Seizure In Texas
• Schlumberger's Ex-GC Wants Fees, Sanctions In IP Spat
• Standard Chartered Ups Africa Power Investment To $5B
• McConnell Says EPA's Coal Emissions Plan Is A Job Killer
• Hess Plans To Spin Off Assets In Oil-Rich Bakken Region
• Enterprise Seeks New Trial After $500M Pipeline Judgment
• JinkoSolar Nets $225M PE Injection For Downstream Solar Biz
• Dukes May Have Doomed Toxic Tort Class Certification
• Death Rattle For Unfinished Business Claims?
• PG&E Faces $1B Indictment In Pipeline Blast Case
• BigLaw Collects Big Bills In $50B Yukos Arbitration
• Texas Eastern Can't Stop Emerald Coal's Extraction Plans
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Top 10 Venue Arguments
• BP, Shell Blast Class's Crude Oil Manipulation Claims
• Texas Judge Orders Seizure Of $100M Of Kurdistan Oil
• ConocoPhillips Hits Back At Alaska In $786M FERC Dispute
• EPA Carbon Plan Will Speed Shift From Coal: FERC Members
• EU Imposes Arms Embargo, Tougher Sanctions On Moscow
• DOE Gets US Enrichment's $38M Contract Suit Trimmed
• Mining Industry, GOP Rep. Blast EPA Clean Power Plan
• Cliffs Investors Pick All 6 Casablanca Nominees For Board
• CIT Group Sues Over $2M In Costs From Deadly Derailment
• Climate Action Delay May Cost $150B A Year: White House
• Waste Management Seals $2B Sale Of Renewables Unit
• EPA Is Holding Flare Users' Feet To The Fire
• Securing Summary Judgment In Section 1603 Suits Got Harder
• Pipe Maker PSL NA Gets Final Nod For $11.5M DIP
• Alaska Says Ratepayers Shouldn't Cover $786M Pipeline Costs
• NJ High Court To Hear Solar Contractor's $50M Lien Effort
• Locke Lord Adds Former Dentons Energy Partner In Dallas
• House Passes Bills Upping DHS Cybersecurity Efforts
• Exxaro Puts Up $472M For Total's S. African Coal Assets
• Schlumberger's Ex-GC Seeks Dismissal Of Trade Secrets Suit
• Nixed $750M BP Dividend Suit To Be Appealed To 5th Circ.
• EPA Should Update Fracking Pollution Regs, GAO Says
• NJ High Court Says Cleanup Suits OK Without DEP Approval
• NY Landowners Appeal Dismissal Of Suit Over Fracking Delay
• Duke Energy Unit To Buy NC Power Assets For $1.2B
• DOI Seeks Input On Planned Offshore Lease Sale In Alaska
• Rail Logistics Firm Accused Of Cooking Books In $18M Deal
• Latham Docs Off The Table In Weatherford Tax Spat
• KKR Comes To Assistance Of Frac Sand Provider With $680M
• Australia Approves Adani's $16B Carmichael Coal Project
• Russia Must Pay Yukos Investors $50B, Hague Court Rules
• EPA Head Says Public Comment Crucial To Carbon Plan
• 5th Circ. May Have Created New Rule On Policy Exhaustion
• EPA Drops GHG Permits Covered By High Court Ruling
• Deals Rumor Mill: CNN, Zillow, IBM
• Feds, Alaska Agree To $450K Settlement Over BP Oil Spills
• Commerce Sets Duties On China's Solar Panels
• Alaska Judge Rejects Bearded Seals' 'Threatened' Status
• Troutman Sanders Powers Up With New Energy Tax Partner
• EU Gets Closer To Heftier Sanctions On Russian Cos.
• Texas Court Kicks Deepwater Investor Suit To Switzerland
• Statoil, ExxonMobil, Repsol Get Colombian Offshore License
• OIG Faults EPA For Failing To Stem Methane Emissions
• DOI's Royalties Ruling Against ConocoPhillips Unit Upheld
• EPA Unit Rule's Impact Hinges On State Implementation
• Litigator's Perspective: 5 Tips On Arbitration Provisions
• Colo. City's Fracking Ban Preempted By State Law, Judge Says
• Texas Court OKs Sempra Energy Ex-Exec's Back Pay Award
• Calif. City Fracking Ban Faces Industry Challenge
• Ferrostaal, Ventiveste Invest $296M In Portugal Wind Farms
• SunEdison Buys Colorado's Largest Solar Power Plant
• Forest Oil Can't Shake $24.5M Radioactive Waste Judgment
• NJ Gets $200M For First-Ever Bank For Energy Stability
• Halliburton Wins Discovery Stay In Securities Class Action
• McDonald's Triumphs Over Fuel Provider In Trademark Row
• Vinson & Elkins Reps Trilantic In Energy Partnership Deal
• 5th Circ. Remands Denbury Class Action To State Court
• Latham Reps Breitburn In $3B QR Energy Buy
• Travelers Must Defend $3M Univ. of Mich. Power Plant Suit
• Aussie Antitrust Watchdog Won't Fight AGL Merger Loss
• Judge Allows Early Discovery In $226M Energy Tax Credit Row
• 6 Years In, Why Haven't FRE 502(d) Orders Caught On?
• White House Launches $10B Rural Infrastructure Fund
• Ex-Inspector Accuses NA Pipeline Of Wage Violations
• UK Budgets $340M For Renewable Energy Auction
• Dealmakers Q&A: Gardere's Quan Vu
• EFH Drops Restructuring Deal, Seeks Time For New Plan
• Speculating On Wyden's Tax Reform Priorities
• Opportunities In Russia's Renewable Energy Program
• ETP Expected To Win More Than $500M In Pipeline Case
• Ill. Court OKs Rate Hike To Fund $2B FutureGen Coal Plant
• Lloyd's Insurers Target Cameron Over Gulf Of Mexico Blowout
• Pa. Municipality Sued Over Seismic Testing Ordinance
• Repsol Approaches Talisman In Potential Buyout Bid
• Deals Rumor Mill: JPMorgan, Fox, Fullscreen
• Senate Confirms New Nuclear Security Administration Deputy
• NY Hands Out $3M For Projects To Upgrade Electric Grid
• 10th Circ. Limits Scope Of EPA Consultation Requirement
• Xcel Unit Can Intervene In Enviro Groups' Suit Against EPA
• Investor Sues NJ Wave-Power Co. Over Tanked Aussie Project
• Shell's Call Recording Center Puts Up $2M To Settle Suit
• EFH Noteholders Denied 3rd Circ. Hearing On $4B Debt Deal
• Locke Lord Adds Norton Rose IP Litigator To Houston Office
• Alberta OKs TransCanada's $745M Northern Courier Project
• Power Plant Rule Turns States Into 'Hostages,' EPA Head Told
• Obama Picks 2 Commissioners To Fill Open NRC Slots
• US Pushes Panama On Trade Barriers, Transparency
• Pa. DEP Must Reform Oil And Gas Program, Auditor Says
• Calif. Lawmakers Urge White House To Block Offshore Drilling
• DOT Floats Stricter Rules For Crude Oil, Ethanol Rail Transport
• Trial-Ready In 180 Days: Prepare For SDNY's Rocket Docket
• Wind River Reservation May Shape Tribal CAA Jurisdiction
• BP, Anadarko Want 2nd Shot At 5th Circ. Deepwater Decision
• Puerto Rico's Restructuring Law Faces Another Challenge
• Chevron Puts Revised Refinery Plan Before Richmond Council
• Kodiak Shareholders Sue To Block $3.8B Whiting Takeover
• Propane Cos. Hit With Another Price-Fixing Class Action
• Stalwart Firm Cementing Place As Megadeal Powerhouse
• Biz Groups Say EPA Climate Rule Will Raise Electricity Rates
• Mo. Appeals Court Reopens Ameren Coal Ash Landfill Case
• EIB Lends Tauron $96M For Polish Renewable Energy Projects
• Perkins Coie Snags Infrastructure, Energy Pro From DLA Piper
• Maine City Blocks Export Of Canadian Tar Sands Oil
• Bracewell & Giuliani Adds Energy, Finance Pro In Houston
• 5 Takeaways From Latest US Sanctions Against Russian Cos.
• Cameron International Can't Duck Fracking Spill Suit
• Alaska LNG Developers File Export Application To DOE
• Nuke Industry On Notice As NY Seeks Changes At Indian Point
• Calif. Oil Regulator To Scrutinize Injection Well Rules
• Kinder Morgan Unit Sues Insurers Over NC Spill Cleanup
• Plaintiffs' Atty Barely Sanctioned In Cabot Drilling Fight
• Norton Rose Fulbright Nabs 3 Ex-Cadwalader Regulatory Pros
• Power Integrations Defends $105M Patent Win Over Fairchild
• NY Court DQs Rogue Arbitrator From Kazakh Oil Dispute
• 23 States Tell High Court EPA's Mercury Regs Too Costly
• Tetra Partnership Buys CSI For $825M After Public Offering
• Enbridge On Hook For Mich. Oil Spill Damages, Court Says
• Class Certification In A Post-Halliburton II World
• Freedom Inks Tentative $2.9M Deal For Contamination Suits
• LA Mayor Scores Win In Nonprofits Battle With DWP Union
• NRG, JX Nippon Launch $1B Carbon Capture Project In Texas
• ETP, Enterprise Duel Over Final Word In $1B Pipeline Case
• Act 13 Court Losses Send Pa. Drillers Back To Square One
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Simpson Thacher
• OSG Set To Sail Out Of Ch. 11 With Confirmed Plan
• FirstEnergy Can't Ax FERC Costs Ruling In DC Circ.
• Feds Greenlight East Coast Seismic Testing For Oil, Gas
• Coast Guard, EPA Fail To Protect River Species, Suit Says
• Fla. DEP Revokes Texas Oil Co.'s Drilling Permits
• Pa. Ordered To Release Info On Drilling, Radiation
• EDF Inks $2.8B Supply Deal For Cheniere LNG Project
• Texas Court Shoots Down AEP's Branding For Retail Unit
• Energy Future Says It Might Toss Ch. 11 Creditor Deal
• DOI Plans Auction Of NJ Offshore Wind Leases
• Powerful Tools For Discovery And Litigation Strategy
• Dealmakers Q&A: Locke Lord's Bill Swanstrom
• Corbett Pauses $95M Plans For Gas Drilling on Pa. Land
• Big Deals, Strong Economy To Keep M&A Cooking
• Texas High Court Provides Certainty Over O&G Operations
• Ralls Ruling Could Open Door To Other CFIUS Challenges
• Feds Sue Entergy To Get Affirmative Action Docs
• New Russia Sanctions Signal Beginning Of US Clampdown
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Shire, Murphy Oil
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds Former Pemex Atty In Houston
• DOC Sets Dumping Rates On Steel From Germany, 2 Others
• Claims Pared From PPL Coal Ash Class Action
• Former Alstom Exec Cops To Indonesian Bribery Scheme
• 9th Circ. Nixes Challenge To Nev.'s EPA-Approved Air Plan
• NJ Agency Mulls Marketing Regs For 3rd-Party Energy Cos.
• Pa. PUC Can't Review Local Fracking Laws, Court Says
• FERC Backs Grid Security Rules, On 2 Conditions
• Adema's Solar Contract Suit Belongs In Germany, Wacker Says
• Apache Takes Oil Lease Payment Case To Texas High Court
• Mild Financial Fallout From Uganda Anti-Homosexuality Act
• Canada Delays Review Of Kinder Morgan Pipeline Expansion
• Denmark's Dong Sells Half Of German Wind Project For $811M
• Colo. Legislature Fails To Tackle Oil & Gas Well Rules
• RES Americas Secures $508M In Loans For 2 Wind Projects
• Pa. High Court To Hear Cabot Gas Lease Challenge
• Dealmakers Q&A: Jenner & Block's Tom Stromberg
• Challenges Facing Fuel Switching In Latin America Remain
• OPINION: Let's Financially Reward Law Firm Diversity
• As Dust Settles In ETP Case, $319M Verdict Makes Its Mark
• Final Approval Of PSL NA's $11.5M DIP Loan Hits A Snag
• US Steps Up Sanctions Against Russian Cos. Amid Conflict
• Fla. DEP Plans Suit Over Oil Drilling Operations
• Schlumberger Faces Sanctions Over Suit Against Ex-GC
• Enviros Sue For EPA Action On Texas Coal Plants
• 2nd Circ. Kills Pemex's $160M Bribery Suit Against Siemens
• Minn. Power Pays $1.4M To Settle Coal Plant CAA Allegations
• Senators Back Duties On Steel Pipe From Korea, Others
• Greenwich Can't Offload Costs Of Oil Well Explosion Deal
• Chinese Solar Co. Lands $161M In Bank Financing
• Enviros Urge DOT To Ban Older Rail Cars For Oil Transport
• Obama Unveils Local Climate-Change Aid Programs
• Crucial Predictive Coding Case Law: Progressive V. Delaney
• Dealmakers Q&A: Rutan & Tucker's Gregg Amber
• Northeastern States Push To Keep Fracking Waste Out
• EEOC Says High Court Review Doesn't Stay Mach Mining Case
• Texas City Rejects First-In-State Proposed Fracking Ban
• 5th Circ. Revives Houston American Investors' Fraud Action
• ADB Pours $600M Into Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan Power Projects
• Del. Justices Won't Revive Gas Station Buyer's Fraud Claims
• 5th Circ. Revives BP Stock Drop Suit, Citing Dudenhoeffer
• IRS Rejected Synergy Offer Too Quickly, Tax Court Says
• Wind Developers Say EPA's GHG Rule Could Boost Demand
• DC Circ. Rebuke Could Shake Up CFIUS Review Process
• House Panel Advances Funding Bill Blocking EPA GHG Rules
• OPINION: Advance Conflict Waivers Send Wrong Message
• Midstream Services Co. Puts Up $115M For Oil, Gas Assets
• Senate Confirms FERC Nominees Bay, LaFleur
• Energy Future Ends Bid For Optim Power Plant
• KKR Takes BlackGold Stake To Boost Hedge Fund, Energy Biz
• Texas Firm's Fee Suit Over $27M Oil, Gas Lease Sale Revived
• NJ Court Backs Dismissal Of PSE&G Solar Credit Suit
• Landowners Barred From Suing Cuomo Over Fracking Delay
• Midyear Report: Power Cos. Provide Juice For Energy Deals
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rioforte, Portugal Telecom, ONGC
• Oil Tanker Co. Hits Ch. 11 Amid Changing Crude Landscape
• 1st Circ. Revives CWA Claims Against Maine Dam Operators
• Chinese Wind Co. Can Sue Obama Over Nixed Deal: DC Circ.
• 2 New Developments Will Ease The Way For UK Fracking
• Is Electricity A Good Or Service? The Debate Charges On
• Investor Claims Against Puda Coal Underwriters Survive
• Gas Industry, Enviros Say Data Can Help Stop Methane Leaks
• Amended Sabine-Forest Oil Merger Deal Raises Eyebrows
• Iowa Supreme Court Greenlights Solar Power Sales
• Eaton Investors Can't Prove Stock Drop Claims: 6th Circ.
• PSL NA Gets OK For $100M Stalking Horse Sale Plan
• Weatherford Reaps $500M From Rosneft Rig Operations Sale
• Shareholder Suit Over $4.5B Denbury, Encore Deal Trimmed
• Nonprofits Press DC Circ. To Set Cross-State Air Deadlines
• Blue Circle, Annex Join For $200M Thai Wind Power Plan
• WTO Rules Against US Duties For China, India
• Energy Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2014
• Noble Group, EIG Forge Energy JV To Snag $2B In Assets
• GIP Fund To Drop $850M On Freeport LNG Stake
• EPA Head Urges States To Act Early On Carbon Plans
• Silver Lake Inks 1st Energy Sector Deal With Quorum Buy
• Dealmakers Q&A: Thompson Coburn's Fred Strasheim
• Dealmakers Q&A: Gibbons' Frank Cannone
• DC Circ. Misses Opportunity To Clarify NEPA Guideposts
• Noble Corp. Settlement Leaves FCPA Questions Unanswered
• Foley, Stikeman Rep Whiting Petroleum In $3.8B Kodiak Deal
• Energy Bill Could Increase De Facto Contractor Suspension
• OSG Bondholders Say Ch. 11 Plan Falls Short Of Full Payment
• Top Texas Energy Regulator Calls Fracking Ban 'Misguided'
• Pa. Coal Co. Can't Switch To OSHA Regulation, Says 3rd Circ.
• Ex-Im Bank Floats $65M For Uruguay Wind Farm
• Judge Revives Insurers' Claims Over $8.6M Oil Spill Cleanup
• Texas High Court Dumps Sanctions In Fuel Spill Battle
• Investors Ask High Court To Review Texas Ruling On Standing
• Coal Co. Can't Use Permit To Duck CWA Claims, 4th Circ. Says
• In Reversal, Commerce Finds S. Korean Oil Pipe Dumped In US
• EPA Puts Off Fracking Disclosure Rule For More Comment
• Sidley, Kirkland Put Under Microscope In EFH Bankruptcy
• US-China Investment Pact Talks May Spur Market Reform
• Halliburton Fights To Stay Discovery, Review Price Impact
• Oilfield Staffing Co. To Pay $1.6M In Back Wages, DOL Says
• House Passes Permanent Bonus Depreciation
• Wyoming Can Intervene In Mining Plan Expansion Suit
• FERC Claims Centrica Retail Unit Manipulated Gas Markets
• DC Circ. Backs EPA Consultation Process For Mining Permits
• We're Still Waiting On Whether The CAA Is Preemptable
• Pricing Provisions And The Gazprom-Naftogaz Dispute
• House Passes $34B Energy Spending Bill, Despite Veto Threat
• Energy Future Looks To Stop Fast-Track Appeal Of $4B Deal
• PSL-NA To Change $100M Sale Plan Over Creditor Concerns
• NJ Lawmakers Mount Challenge To Cap-And-Trade Repeal
• Canada's Enbridge In Talks With Alaska On Gas Pipeline
• Pa. AG Denies Unfairly Targeting Exxon Unit In Fracking Case
• Chesapeake Faces Criminal Trial Over Michigan Lease Sale
• Forest Oil, Sabine Oil & Gas Revise Deal Structure
• Deals Rumor Mill: Airbus, WH Group, KKR
• Chevron Judge Took Potshots At Ecuador Courts, Gov't Claims
• Turkey's Power Co. Gets $350M For Green Energy Project
• Sens. Push For Gas-Equivalent Labeling Standard
• Two Sectors Prove Key To M&A Upswing In 2014
• 8th Circ. Tosses Suit Against Xcel Unit Over $400M Wind Farm
• Europe Needs €150B In Grid Upgrades By 2030, Group Says
• Ex-Dickstein Partner Leads Public Policy Team To Greenberg
• Phillips 66 Ups Capital Budget To $3.9B To Fund Deals
• Enviros Can't Revisit Nixed Stream Buffer Rules
• Ballard Spahr Nabs Nixon Peabody RE, Energy Tax Credit Pro
• Dealmakers Q&A: Dechert's Daniel O'Donnell
• NY High Court Cases May Impact Fracking Nationwide
• Legal Forms And IP Rights: Yours, Mine, Ours Or Theirs?
• Capeco Brass Can Be Sued Over 2009 Blast, Judge Rules
• Kinder Morgan Unit Wants $1M Fraud Award Revived
• 5th Circ. Nixes Tribal Bid To Block Texas Drilling
• Insurers Seek En Banc Review Of Umbrella Policies' Scope
• Gazprom Secures $2.9B Pipeline Segment In Serbia
• Holtec Seeks $260M In NJ Tax Incentives For Camden Project
• API Releases Community Engagement Guide For Drillers
• White House Threatens Veto Of $34B Energy Spending Bill
• Energy Future Pushes Back Hearing On $1.9B DIP
• Ex-Steptoe Chair Rejoins Firm After Utility GC Stint
• DOD Bulk Fuel Pricing Needs Update, GAO Says
• UGI Infrastructure Improvement Plan Wins Pa. PUC's Nod
• Enel Green Power Nabs $400M Funding For 2 US Wind Farms
• GE, E.ON Team Up To Build 211-MW Texas Wind Farm
• US, China Will Team Up On Climate Change Projects
• Dealmakers Q&A: Gibson Dunn's Jeffrey Chapman
• KKR Kicks Off Second Half With Pair Of Energy Deals
• What Alands Vindkraft Means For EU's Energy Market
• Bankruptcy Mitigation Strategies For Mining Cos.
• Pipe Maker PSL-NA's Creditor Balks At $100M Sale Plan
• Mid-Year Report: EPA Wins Big In Top Energy Cases of 2014
• As Green Goods Trade Talks Start, Partners Urged To Be Bold
• Maersk Plans $1.7B Brazil Write-Down, Sells Oil Field Stake
• PPL Challenges Exelon's Pa. Hyrdoelectric Certification
• Key Pa. Drilling Provisions Pass Legislature In Fiscal Code
• Mayer Brown Nabs Baker Botts International Arbitration Pro
• Orrick Snags Ex-Weatherford Counsel For White Collar Unit
• Linn Escapes Action Over Accounting Of $330M Hedge Costs
• House Funding Bill Would Block EPA Greenhouse Gas Rules
• 2 Biggest US Propane Tank Sellers Accused Of Fixing Prices
• Senator Presses Obama To Tighten Oil Shipping Safety Regs
• BofA Trustee Booted From Texas Wastewater Well Battle
• MSHA Slams Subpar Safety Standards At W.Va. Coal Mine
• Creditors Slam Energy Future's 'Extremely Limited' Records
• ExxonMobil-Qatar JV Seeks FERC Permit To Build LNG Plant
• Oil Drillers Argue BP Can't Blame Gov't For Post-Spill Losses
• Deals Rumor Mill: Barclays, North Star Realty, SSP
• 10th Circ. Affirms Chesapeake Win In $1B Investor Suit
• Macquarie Unit Drops $1B For Rest Of US Terminal Co.
• 5 Insights From Home Depot GC Teresa Roseborough
• AfDB Backs Tunisian Natural Gas Project With $75M Loan
• EIB, Bank Hapoalim Back Alstom's $820M Israeli Solar Plant
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Bid To Keep NE Power Market Level
• Industry Groups Press Feds For Immediate Keystone Approval
• EU Awards €300M For UK Project To Trap And Store Carbon
• WTO Launches 14-Nation Enviro Goods Trade Talks
• Atty-Client Privilege: A Primer For Landmen
• A Step Toward Alleviating Growing Discovery Problems
• Gardere Picks Up Energy Partner From Chamberlain Hrdlicka
• Travelers Can't Nix Texas Well Blowout Coverage Row
• Warren Resources Pays $353M For Citrus' Marcellus Assets
• Astrum Solar Gets $100M From Hudson Clean Energy
• Bankrupt USEC Gets Nod To Solicit Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• Coal Co. Says Rival Used Secret Info To Snatch Land Rights
• Pa. Appeals Court Backs Energy Cos. In Lease Dispute
• German Cartel Office Hits Alstom Co. With $2.6M Fine
• Vantage Energy Aims To Raise $400M In IPO
• ADB To Fund $228M Of Clean Power Development In Pacific
• IFC To Inject Up To $100M In Mideast-N. Africa Renewables
• Deals Rumor Mill: American Apparel, BHP Billiton, Alibaba
• Credit Agricole, EDF Seal Deal For Office Park In Paris
• Vinson Reps Rice Energy In $336M Marcellus Land Buy
• Inside DOE's Proposal For Liquefied Natural Gas Exports
• Dealmakers Q&A: Jones Day's Scott Cohen
• Lawyers And Email: Ethical And Security Considerations
• Deals Rumor Mill: American Apparel, AbbVie, Lululemon
• AEP Asks High Court To Curtail 9th Circ. Jurisdiction Test
• Climate Fight Shows Vintage Chevron Ruling Still Packs Punch
• US, WTO Members To Begin Talks On Environmental Goods
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson Sonsini, K&L Gates
• NY Ups Contract Cap To Foster Large-Scale Green Power
• Sunoco Charges Extra Fees For Gift Cards, Suit Says
• Construction Co. Says RSUI Must Cover $5.5M Worker Verdict
• EPA Air Chief Says Controversial Rule Will Prevail In Court
• EU High Court Upholds $27M Electrabel Gun-Jumping Fine
• Optim Judge OKs PE Group As $82M Coal Plant Stalking Horse
• US To Sell 80K Acres In Md. For Offshore Wind Development
• Ex-Noble Execs Duck Fine, Liability In Nigerian Bribery Case
• Hyundai Chosen To Build $1.5B UAE Power-Water Facility
• Donziger Asks 2nd Circ. To Enforce $9.5B Chevron Judgment
• EPA Slams Proposed New Pa. Emissions Rules
• DOE Unveils $4B Clean-Energy Loan Program
• NJ Dems Urge Obama To Block Atlantic Coast Oil Leasing
• Total, Dong Launch $582M North Sea Gas Project
• The Next Big Target For Cyberattacks: Energy Cos.
• Royalty Ruling Boosts Energy Cos. In Permian Basin Fights
• Optim Taps PE Group As $75M Coal Plant Stalking Horse
• Wash. Appeals Court Axes Bechtel Whistleblower Suit
• Mich. Court Won't Allow Drilling Permits In State Forest
• Justices Eye Power Of Natural Gas Act In Antitrust Case
• Cliffs Offers Casablanca 3 Seats On Smaller Board
• Propane Tank Duo Hit With Price-Fixing Class Action
• Dems Press DOT On Regs For Oil Shipping By Rail
• BP Sued For Texas County's Lost Taxes After Deepwater Spill
• North Dakota Aims To Reduce Gas Flaring To 5% By 2020
• Saudi Aramco To Pay $2B For Hanjin Stake In Korean Oil Co.
• Exxon Sinks $1B Into Belgian Refinery Upgrades
• Queensland Regulator OKs $1.66B Open-Cut Mine Project
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Enforce $9.5B Chevron Ecuador Judgment
• Integrys Investor Sues To Halt $9.1B Wisconsin Energy Deal
• Chinese Economic Reforms Foreign Cos. Should Know About
• Fracking Fights Are Increasingly Becoming Local
• Halliburton Will Raise Cost Of Securities Class Actions
• DC Circ. Says Enviros Lack Standing In FERC Pipeline Suit
• Noble Execs Settle Nigerian Bribery Case With SEC
• Energy Future Judge Wants More Evidence For $1.9B DIP
• ComEd Loses Appeal Of Illinois Rate Formula
• High Court To Review Ala. Rail Diesel Fuel Tax, Adds Issue
• 5th Circ. Frees Liberty Mutual From Defending Pollution Suit
• Kirkland Nabs Energy Transaction Pros From V&E, Baker Botts
• SolarWorld Urges Chinese Hacking Probe In Trade Row
• Holland & Knight Adds 11 Attys To Energy Team In DC, Texas
• Pa. Drilling Reg. Change Advances As Part Of New Budget
• High Court Will Hear Gas Antitrust Preemption Case
• Apache Sues NextEra, Seven Group Over $63M Oil, Gas Sale
• SunEdison Nabs $190M For Chilean Solar Plant Funding
• Boralex Nabs $194.5M In Financing For Quebec Wind Farms
• China Natural Gas Bankruptcy Converted To Ch. 7
• High Court's Recent Term Isn't The Green Light EPA Thinks
• Doctor's Challenge To Pa. Fracking Gag Rule Gets Nixed
• EIB Loans $205M To Santander Chile For Clean Energy
• BLM Drilling Approval Process Too Long, Watchdog Says
• Stone Energy Nets $200M In Sale Of Gulf Of Mexico Assets
• Clean Air Groups Tell 3rd Circ. Pa. Haze Plan Is Deficient
• DOE Makes 'Conditional' $150M Pledge To Cape Wind Farm
• Texas Supreme Court Continues To Rule In Favor Of Lessees