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Energy - January, 2015

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• ExxonMobil Bars LGBT Discrimination For US Employees
• Texas Supreme Court Takes Up Chesapeake Gas Royalty Feud
• Texas High Court Takes Appeal Bond Query In $600M Suit
• Shell Pays $90M To Escape Calif. Contamination Suit
• Full DC Circ. Won't Reconsider Hydro Plant License Renewal
• Texas Justices Revive $21M Oil Royalties Suit Over Well Site
• Class Allegations Nixed In Suit Over Pa. GenOn Power Plant
• Chevron Freezes 2015 Share Buyback Amid Oil Price Plunge
• Texas Justices To Review Faulty Deed, Gas Lease Dispute
• Obama Keystone XL Stance Unlikely To Impact Other Projects
• Blackstone Bankrolls New Heavy Equipment Group
• Texas Farm Bureau Wants Water Well Accommodation
• Texas High Court To Hear Dispute Over Plains' $83M Award
• Tackling Energy Loan Defaults At A Time Of Cheap Oil
• Renewable Energy MLP Sol-Wind Sets Terms For $183M IPO
• Growing Potential For P3 Infrastructure Development In Cuba
• Law Firms Beat Malpractice Suit By Coal Royalty Claimants
• NJ Officials Vow To Fight Obama's Atlantic Drilling Plans
• India Sells 10% Stake Of Coal India Ltd. For $3.6 Billion
• Electricity-Focused InfraREIT Shares Soar In Public Debut
• Challenge To Tenn. Mine Wastewater Runoff Gets Go-Ahead
• BofA, JPMorgan Sink $222M Into Texas Wind Farm
• Shell To Move Forward With $1B Oil Drilling In Alaska
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Wachtell, Davis Polk
• DLA Piper Bolsters Singapore Outpost With M&A, Energy Pros
• A General Counsel's Top 10 Tips On Calif. Wage-And-Hour Law
• Oil, Gas Cos. Already Considering How To Deal With BEPS
• Schlumberger Wants Former In-House Atty DQ'd In Patent Row
• 6th Circ. Permit Shield Ruling Benefits Industries Beyond Coal
• Texas Bill Could Open EFH Unit's Assets To Other Generators
• ATP's $1M Settlement Denied In Gulf Oil Discharge Suit
• Sidley Austin Adds Ex-Cadwalader Atty In Houston
• Fed. Circ. Snuffs Out Oil Pipe Scope, Duty Challenge
• NLRB Defied 5th Circ. In Class Waiver Fight, Murphy Oil Says
• Senate Approves Keystone XL Pipeline Bill
• Mass. Offshore Wind Lease Auction Yields Just $448K
• Texas Court Nixes $1.3B Malpractice Claim In Chevron Case
• Senate Panel Considers Easing LNG Export Rules
• Pa. Gov. Revives Gas Leasing Ban In State Parks
• EU's Russia Sanctions And Tips For The Year Ahead
• Biofuels A Looming Threat To World Food Production: Report
• Sasol Holds Off On $14B Louisiana Gas-To-Liquids Plant
• Cobalt Ducks SEC Charges Over Angolan Bribery Allegations
• Shell Plans $15B In Spending Cuts Amid Oil Price Plunge
• Key Questions When Selecting E-Discovery Vendors
• Senate Cans 11 Keystone XL Amendments
• Houston Energy Co. Wins $8.5M In Ex-Employee Fraud Dispute
• BP Spill Payments Helped Local Economy, Expert Testifies
• Squire Patton Boggs Picks Up SolarWinds General Counsel
• Enviros Criticize EPA's Delay Of Power Plant Emissions Rule
• Pembina To Sell $600M In Notes To Fund Capital Spending Plan
• Consol Coal Unit Polluted WVa. Waterway, Judge Rules
• Law Profs Ask To Weigh In On EPA Emissions Rule Row
• Manatt Snags Veteran Energy Partner From K&L Gates
• Worker Who Withheld SSN Can't Claim Bias, 6th Circ. Says
• Market Rumors: Citgo, LSE, Davivienda
• House Passes Bipartisan Bill To Lower LNG Export Hurdles
• NY Says New LNG Regs Will Facilitate Switch From Diesel
• Power Deals Face Ongoing Scrutiny Under FERC Cost Plan
• Bain, Pacific Equity Scrub $695M Bid For Bradken
• Chevron, BP, Conoco Team Up On Deepwater Gulf Oil Hunt
• Pa. Senate Approves Gas Leaseholder Protection Bills
• Pa. Justices To Decide If Gas Rights Were Forfeited In 1935
• 2 DLA Piper Project Finance Pros Join Pillsbury In NY
• Freedom Exec Again Urges Court To Deny $3M AIG Settlement
• NJ High Court Lays Down The Law On Spill Suit Limits
• Should You Be Withholding On Per Diems Paid To Employees?
• EPA Pushes Aviation Lead Emissions Ruling To 2018
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2014 JPML Practice Trends
• BP Witness Says Marshes, Beaches Back To Pre-Spill Form
• Obama Walks Political Tightrope With Oil, Gas Policies
• Split 6th Circ. Says Permit Shield Protects Coal Co.
• EPA Moves To Bury Alaska Copper Mine Suit
• FERC 'Essential' To Clean Power Plan Success, Chair Says
• Wind Project Investment Passes $30B In 2014, Report Says
• Texas City Fights Off Bid To Remand Drilling Ban Suit
• DOI May Owe Attys' Fees In Mining Permit Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Energy Group Of The Year: Weil Gotshal
• Pa. Bill Would Allow Integration Of Multiple Gas Leases
• Oil And Gas Groups Challenge EPA's GHG Reporting Rule
• Obama's Offshore Plan Opens Up Atlantic To Drilling
• Big Firms Got A Break From Securities Class Actions In 2014
• Obama Floats Broader Drilling Ban In Arctic Wildlife Area
• Democrats Stall Keystone XL Pipeline Bill In Senate
• Insurer Says Oil Well Co. Not Covered For $23M Blowout Suit
• NextEra Energy Unit Plans 3 New Solar Plants In Fla.
• BP's Deepwater Response Was 'Extraordinary,' Witnesses Say
• US Enrichment Sues Feds For $43M In Pension Costs
• NiSource Pipeline MLP Aims For $800M IPO As Oil Prices Fall
• KBR Seeks 10th Circ. Rehearing in $2M Pipeline Pollution Row
• Justices Remand 3 Cases Following Claim Construction Ruling
• Russia's Rosneft Sells $6B In Bonds As Ruble Plunges
• NJ Lawmakers Try To Force Offshore Wind Farm Approval
• EPA Proposes Tighter Uranium Mining Standards
• High Court Denies River Shipper's Oil Pollution Act Case
• King & Spalding Lures 2 Enviro Partners From Kirkland & Ellis
• EPA Tells DC Circ. States' Power Plant Rule Fight Premature
• Energy Group Of The Year: Vinson & Elkins
• Wyoming Will Beef Up Fracking Chemical Disclosure Rules
• Justices Won't Hear Oil Co. Challenge To DOI Spill Rules
• High Court Rejects Ex-BP Exec's Appeal In Obstruction Case
• Ernst & Young Unit Escapes Sinotech IPO Suit
• EPA Mercury Rule Ignores Billions In Costs, Industry Says
• Justices Keep $24M Capeco Insurance Distribution Intact
• US, India Forge Ahead On Nuclear Projects, Investment Pact
• Exxon Gets Oil Pipeline Spill Penalty Trimmed To $1M
• Energy Transfer Values Regency At $11.2B In Buyout Deal
• New Coal Ash Standard May Reignite Tax-Exempt Bond Market
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Thompson & Knight's Liggins
• High Court Weighs Gas Act Preemption In Antitrust Case
• Ex-Schlumberger Atty Backs Anti-SLAPP Law's Use In IP Suit
• Military Partners With Southern Co. On Fla. Solar Project
• Ethanol Industry Urges DC Circ. To Review EPA's Gas Rule
• Feds Say BP, Anadarko Can Handle Max Deepwater Penalties
• Industry Lacks Standing In CO2 Waste Suit, DC Circ. Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Electricite, Banco Santander, Dodgers
• DOI Eyes 300K Acres Off NC For Offshore Wind Leasing
• Class Action Removal Appeal Advances After Justices' Ruling
• Energy Group Of The Year: Latham & Watkins
• ARCO Says $43M Agreement Frees It Of Superfund Cleanup
• 7 Things For Attys To Watch As Oil Prices Plunge
• Belgian Oil Shipper Euronav Launches $200M US IPO
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Wachtell, Weil
• Calif. Land Grant Case May Change Railroad Rights Of Way
• Optim Energy Says Blackstone 'Manufactured' $190M Claim
• Nuclear Arsenal to Cost $348 Billion Over Next Decade: CBO
• Industry Groups Fire Back At EPA Over Small Boiler Rules
• Feds Highlight Economic Harm To Gulf In BP Penalty Trial
• A Data Security Checklist For Companies Hiring Law Firms
• Ex-Im Bank Escapes Enviro Suit Over $90M Export Guarantee
• BP To Unload Amsterdam Oil Storage Terminal
• DOE Unveils $56M In Electric Car Development Loans
• UK Pension Funds Team For $757M Infrastructure Fund
• 5 Ways Technology Is Driving Real Estate Development
• Hess Drains Well Pollution Suit After Excluding Expert
• Wolf's DEP Pick Heralds Uptick In Pa. Drilling Enforcement
• Crude Oil Shipper Plans $100M IPO Despite Low Oil Prices
• Revel Tenants, Utility Told $95M Fire Sale Of Casino Will Go On
• Weil Reps Centerbridge In $1.2B Deal For Wind Turbine Co.
• River Shipper Liable For $23M Oil Spill Cleanup, Judge Says
• Energy Group Of The Year: King & Spalding
• Pa. Oil And Gas Royalty Bills Clear Senate Committee
• 10 Tips For Downsizing Workforces In An Energy Crunch
• Longtime Houston Attorney Leaves Beck Redden To Start Firm
• Kinder Morgan To Pay $3B For Harold Hamm's Hiland Partners
• What Legal Departments Can Expect If Buying Into E-Billing
• Gasco, US Say Enviros Unharmed By Drilling Project
• US Urges High Court Not To Review Oil Lease Dispute
• BP Downplays Deepwater Spill's Effects, Say Gov't Witnesses
• SunEdison Nabs $106M Funding For UK Solar Farms
• ITC Clears Path For Hefty China, Taiwan Solar Panel Duties
• Senate Backs Climate Change In Keystone XL Debate
• Deals Rumor Mill: Citgo, Permira, Alibaba
• Texas Energy Lobby Backs Challenge To Houston Air Law
• EFH Seeks More Exclusivity Time To Craft Ch. 11 Plan
• House OKs Bill To Speed Up Natural Gas Pipeline Permits
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Baker Botts' Alex Bourelly
• As Oil Prices Drop, Bankruptcy Attys Say Strike Early
• Cleantech Co. Hid Termination Of Sales Exec, Investor Says
• Riverstone Injects $180M In Canadian Oil And Gas Co.
• Energy Group Of The Year: Gibson Dunn
• SunEdison Lines Up Another $350M To Back First Wind Deal
• Top 10 Trade Secrets Developments Of 2014: Part 2
• FCPA Trends From The Last 6 Months
• EPA Methane Strategy May Sit On Policy Back Burner
• Exxon, DuPont To Pay $3M For Texas Superfund Cleanup
• Longview Sets Up Quick Ch. 11 Exit With Deal Approvals
• Italian Oil Co. Eni's Board Approves $2.3B In New Debt
• Oil's Plunge Pushes Swedish Driller Toward Liquidation
• BP Penalty Trial Witness Says Deepwater Caused Social Harm
• EPA Fights Back on Cross-State Air Pollution Rule
• Claims Fidelity Broke Deal To Sell $400M In EFH Notes Tossed
• Senate Begins Keystone Debate Amid WH Veto Threat
• Energy Group of the Year: Chadbourne & Parke
• Montana Gov. Declares Emergency After Pipeline Spill
• BP Deepwater Penalty Should Near $13.7B Max, Feds Say
• 3 In-House Management Strategies For 2015
• Shell Units Cough Up $900K For Fudging Fuel Emissions Info
• Schlumberger Pays $1.7B For Russian Drilling Co. Stake
• GE To Convert Memphis Plant From Coal to Gas
• Electricity-Focused InfraREIT Lines Up $400M IPO
• Your Energy Tax Credit May Not Be Safe
• BP Faces Final Reckoning In 3rd Deepwater Trial
• Energy Group Of The Year: Bracewell & Giuliani
• Enviros To Appeal Toss Of $641M Exxon Toxic Emissions Suit
• Texas Court Won't Rehear Hurt Workers' Appeal In Wyatt Suit
• Thompson & Knight Scoops Strasburger's Mexico City Chief
• Lightning Oil Can't Stop Anadarko's Horizontal Drilling Plan
• SunEdison Nabs $590M In Financing To Back First Wind Buy
• Biofuel Co. KiOR Gets Final Nod For $15M DIP Loan
• GASFRAC Files Ch. 15 In First Cross-Border Oil Price Casualty
• GOP Lawmakers Question FERC's Role In EPA Carbon Plan
• RWE Cements $5.8B Oil Unit Sale To Russian Mogul's Firm
• Sens. Float Keystone Amendment Nixing Ethanol Fuel Mandate
• Fracking Bans May Trigger Civil Authority Coverage After All
• EEOC Gets Win In Consol Energy Hand Scan Suit
• Oil Co. Pursues Arbitration In Venezuela Development Row
• DOE Eyes 2016 For Nuclear Waste Plant Restart In $242M Plan
• Pols, Unions Mount Defense Of Embattled Shipping Law
• Ex-BP Exec Wants Gov't Experts Axed From Obstruction Trial
• Natural Gas Partners Raises More Than $5B For Latest Fund
• US Urges High Court To Revive FERC Power Demand Rule
• Changes To Japan's Feed-In Tariff Scheme Are Coming
• KiOR Seeks Nod For $15M DIP Opposed By Miss. Agency
• San Antonio Not Immune In Fee Fight, Texas High Court Told
• Energy Group Of The Year: Baker Botts
• Deals Rumor Mill: EFS Midstream, Advent, Foschini
• Pa. Sen. Wants Drillers To Disclose Landowner Liability
• Deepwater Trial Judge Caps BP's Spill Fine At $13.7B
• Armenia Eyes $5B Nuclear Unit Project Start In 2018: Report
• Market Rumors: JPMorgan, 1MDB, ICBC
• Freeport Pays $138M In Derivative Suit, Including Dividend
• WTO Affirms US Challenge Of Argentine Import Hurdles
• DOT Delays Release Of Stricter Oil Rail Transport Rules
• FWS May Back Off Controversial Endangered Listing For Bat
• Moniz Says DOE Reforms Will Focus On Cleanups, Funding
• 'Odd' Proskauer Suit Against OSG Execs Nixed
• Five Point Raises $450M For Midstream PE Funds
• Marlin And Azure Partner To Form Midwest US Gas Giant
• Wis. Gov. Walker Plots Suit Over EPA Power Plant Proposal
• Sierra Club Sues USFS To Force Review Of Mich. Pipeline
• Targa Plans $800M Notes Sale To Repay Atlas Debt In Merger
• December Was A Big Month For UK Serious Fraud Office
• Fukushima Case May Impact Global Nuclear Liability Law
• Rep. Rolls Out Bill To Boost LNG Exports, Thwart Russia
• Pa. Gov.-Elect Taps Former Agency Brass For Enviro Posts
• Wachtell Says Prior Ruling Bars Icahn's Malpractice Claim
• Cabot Oil Dodges Bulk Of Pa. Drilling Pollution Suit
• EFH Gets Nod For Revived Plan To Auction Oncor Stake
• PG&E Ordered To Release 65,000 Emails With Calif. Regulators
• UK Zeroes In On New Suspect In Alstom Bribery Probe
• Petrohawk Can't Nix $12M Award Over Texas Oil, Gas Lease
• Feds Clear Texas Plant To Store Nuclear Waste
• Proposed Methane Cuts Feasible Despite Energy Cos.' Fears
• Market Rumors: China Huarong, Etsy, KKR
• Biz Groups Launch Ballot Initiative To Expand Fla. Solar Market
• Enviros Call Regulatory Reform Bill An 'Attack' On Safeguards
• McCain Aims To Sink 'Antiquated' Maritime Shipping Law
• Calif. Poised To Take Another Look At Secondary Exposure
• Obama Announces Major Cuts To Oil, Gas Methane Emissions
• Ex-PetroTiger CEO's Talk With GC Who Wore Wire Released
• Revel's Utility Co. Can't Block $95M Ch. 11 Sale
• EPA Floats New Rules On Oil Spill Dispersants
• SunCoke Sells $200M In Notes To Fund Facility Stake Buy
• GOP Lawmakers Press FERC To Greenlight Ore. LNG Project
• Performance Caps, Quality Key In Small Wind Tax Credit
• EFH Aims To Start Auctioning Valuable Oncor Stake In March
• Fed. Claims Axes Biomass Plant's $1.8M ARRA Suit
• Status Quo On Crude Oil Export Ban, White House Says
• Enbridge To Build $130M Pipeline For Gulf Of Mexico Project
• Stop Sending Me Emails, Judge Says To Deepwater Attys
• Obama's Social Cost Of Carbon Estimate Too Low, Study Says
• K&L Gates Adds Int'l Employment Atty To New York Office
• Internalizing BIS Policy On Crude Oil Exports
• Obama Signs Terror Insurance Law Despite Dodd-Frank Tweak
• Senate Advances Keystone Pipeline Construction Bill
• 5 Hurdles Keystone Pipeline Must Yet Clear
• Moncrief CEO Says Gazprom Stole Trade Secrets In $1.3B Trial
• Firm Wants To DQ Arbiter In $5.6M Texas Contract Dispute
• Suntech's US Units Hit Ch. 11 As Part Of Global Reorganization
• High Court Torn On Gas Act Preemption In Price-Fixing Row
• Montreal Maine Shells Out $200M To Train Crash Victims
• Pa. Utility Regulators To Review PGW Gas Pipeline Safety
• High Court Denies Due Process Appeal Over Miss. River Spill
• SunEdison, Adani To Build $4B Solar Panel Plant In India
• High Court To Weigh EEOC Presuit Conciliation Efforts
• Market Rumors: Hyundai, Sinopec, Wanda Cinema
• IFC May Invest In $11B Dangote Fertilizer, Oil Refinery
• Exxon, Chevron Dodge Some Claims In Waste Disposal Suit
• Ecuador Fights $106M Award For Chevron In DC Circ.
• House Bill Would Ban Drilling On Alaska's Arctic Coast
• Texas Transmission Line Cases Are Growing In Complexity
• 5th Circ., In Narrow Vote, Denies Review Of BP Spill Liability
• Fitch Expects Wave Of Defaults For Brazilian Construction Cos.
• BP Can't Oust Admin For Deepwater Claims, 5th Circ. Told
• HIKO Energy To Pay $2.1M To Settle NJ Consumer Fraud Suit
• Calif. AG Says BP Treated State As Golden Goose
• New Pa. High Court Should Rethink Fracking, PUC Chair Says
• New Calif. Clean Energy Goals Need Projects Of All Sizes
• Iraq Can Sue In Texas Court Over Disputed Kurdistan Oil
• Footprint Power Gets Final $1B Financing For Gas Plant
• Enviros Sue Feds For Gulf Offshore Fracking Info
• FTC OKs Collusion Deals Over Propane Sales To Wal-Mart
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Porter Hedges' Ephraim del Pozo
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Water Contamination in Ky., W.Va.
• House Greenlights Keystone XL Construction Bill
• Pemex Seeking OK To Import US Oil Despite Export Ban
• EEOC's Coal Co. Hand Scan Suit Should See Trial, Judge Says
• Sunrun Secures $195M To Finance Rooftop Solar Projects
• House Report May Taper Hopes For Clean Power Plan
• Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Keystone Route
• Law Schools Are (Finally) Teaching 'The Biz' Of Lawyering
• KiOR Scraps Auction, Aims For Lender Debt-Equity Swap
• Feds Blast Calif. Regulator Over Sloppy Pipeline Oversight
• Landowners' Absence Sinks Exxon Royalty Row: Texas Court
• Pa. Ruling On Parks Drilling Weakens Enviro Amendment
• Injured Workers Ask For En Banc Rehearing Of Wyatt Appeal
• 3 Freedom Industries Execs Plead Not Guilty Over Chem Spill
• New Caperton-Massey Trial After Atty Swayed $5M Jury Award
• BP Asks 5th Circ. To Allow Clawbacks From $9.2B Settlement
• Ala. Can't Duck BP's $100M Offset Claims In Deepwater Suit
• Sen. Hatch Says Gas Tax Increase Should Be On Table
• Senate Enviro Leader Barbara Boxer To Step Down In 2016
• Canadian Investor Brompton Seeks IPO For Oil & Gas Co. Fund
• Union Pacific, BNSF Knock Revived Fuel Price-Fixing Suit
• NY Court Upholds Travelers' Win In Gas Plant Cleanup Row
• States Ask 10th Circ. To Reconsider EPA Reservation Ruling
• India Seeks Bids For 300MW Of Solar Power On Military Land
• Dozens Of Sealed Massey Coal Court Docs Released
• Tenn. Utility Plant Is Polluting Groundwater, State Says
• Senate Committee Clears Keystone Approval Bill
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Archer & Greiner's Phil Cha
• EPA Coal Ash Rules May Hasten Power Plant Closures
• An Illustrative Lesson In Make-Whole Litigation
• 6 Industries Primed For M&A This Year
• Calif. Fixes Timing Problem For Post-Trial Motions
• EFH Judge Says Bar Date Will Be Set For Asbestos Claims
• DOE Ponying Up $125M For Novel Energy Tech Projects
• EFH Says Bond Trustee Is Using Make-Whole Suit As Leverage
• NJ Lawmakers Rally Against Offshore LNG Plant
• Deals Rumor Mill: 3G Capital, Suzlon, Doughty Hanson
• Bankrupt Driller WBH Hopeful On Deal With $30M Creditor
• No Representation Without Designation
• Google, Prudential Back Scatec Solar's $188M Utah Plant
• Oil Export Guidance Turns Down Heat On US Ban Debate
• Senators Unveil Bipartisan Bill To Goose LNG Exports
• SolarCity, JPMorgan Partner In $350M Solar Projects Fund
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Fracking Chemicals Disclosure
• EPA Delays Power Plant Emissions Rules Until Mid-Summer
• Macquarie Takes €720M Stake In German Offshore Wind Farm
• 3rd Circ. Urged To OK Limits On Doctors' Use Of Fracking Info
• Pa. Court Axes Enviro Challenge To State Park Gas Leases
• Secrets To In-House Cost Control
• Fracking Bans Don't Trigger Civil Authority Coverage
• Shell Pays $83.5M To Settle 2008 Nigeria Oil Spill Claims
• US Says Shipper's Oil Pollution Act Challenge 'Not Warranted'
• Feds Seek 60-Month Sentence For Ex-L&L Energy CEO
• Just Energy To Pay $4M To Settle False Marketing Allegations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chinese Gov't, Verizon, Wendel Group
• GDF Suez Tapped As Preferred Bidder For South African Solar
• Kaye Scholer Lands Caplin & Drysdale Tax, M&A Pro In NY
• SD Commission Denies Bid To Stop Keystone Recertification
• EFH Highlights Pitfalls For Large-Enterprise Fiduciaries
• Spain's Abengoa, PE Firm Form Renewables-Focused JV
• GOP-Led Congress Pushes Keystone XL Amid Veto Threat
• Kessler's 600% Markup On Contract Attys Ruled Too High
• Former Massey CEO's Criminal Trial Pushed Back To April
• SemGroup Trustee Challenges Closure Of Ch. 11 Case
• Revel's $95M Sale To Backup Bidder Gets Judge's Nod
• Akin Gump Shakes Ex-Getty Owners' Malpractice Suit
• EFH Bondholders Press Appeal Of $4B Bankruptcy Deal
• NC Fracking Commission Unconstitutional, Enviro Group Says
• Duke Says Coal Ash Enforcement Blocks Citizen Suit In NC
• Upstream M&A Reached $173B In 2014 Despite Oil Price Drop
• Governor Wants Half Of Calif.'s Power To Be Green By 2030
• Texas Justices Told State Court Can't Sanction Case Removal
• Energy Fuels' $150M Uranerz Buy To Create Uranium Giant
• Canadian Solar Sells 2 Ontario Plants To PE Firm
• Kirby McInerney's $1.3M In Hi-Crush Settlement Gets Final OK
• Fate Of $3B IPO Still Murky, Malaysia's 1MDB Replaces Prez
• Gibson Dunn Picks Up Singapore-Based Finance Atty
• American Energy Merges Marcellus, Utica Units
• Commerce Won't Probe Alleged Hacking In Solar Trade Fight
• 12 Building Blocks Of A Digital Law Library
• Pa. Environmental Enforcement Will Increase Under Wolf
• Rolls-Royce Gets Chopper Crash Claims Severed At 5th Circ.
• Entergy Hits DOE With New Nuclear Waste Disposal Suit
• Exide Unsecured Creditors Say Ch. 11 Plan Won't Fly
• Texas Court Reinstates Fraud Indictments Against Oil Heir
• Longview Strikes Deals That Pave Way For Ch. 11 Exit
• Fla. Laws Allowing Nuke Cost Recovery Upheld In Appeal
• US Dings China's Procurement, Auto Policies In WTO Report
• Energy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2015
• Time May Be Running Out For Large-Scale Solar Projects
• Thompson & Knight Seeks Arbitrator DQ In Texas Energy Beef
• Ex-Alstom Exec. Denied Bid To Toss FCPA Indictment
• Wachtell Can't Ditch Federal Icahn Malpractice Suit
• EPA Gives Final Nod To Texas' Flexible Air Permit Program
• China Shenhua Gets Nod For $521M Power Plant Project
• $1B Solar Project's Owners Can Intervene In Tribes' DOI Suit
• Power Trading Firm Pays $3.5M To End Manipulation Case
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2015
• Enviros Ask FERC To Revisit Pa., NY Gas Pipeline Approval
• FERC Greenlights Cheniere's Texas LNG Project
• Blackstone Inks $500M Partnership With Linn Energy
• 2015: Judiciary, Lawyers And Law Schools At The Precipice