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Energy - August, 2015

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• Neb. Residents Want Law Facilitating Keystone XL Overturned
• 5th Circ. Tough On NLRB In Murphy Oil Class Waiver Fight
• Green Field Judge Won't Toss $230M Asset Stripping Claims
• NY Court Nixes Norex's Siberian Oil Field Suit
• Fla. Solar Advocates Bullish On High Court Ballot Review
• Exelon, Pepco Intent On Merger Despite DC Veto
• Exxon Asks Texas Justices To Hear Ranch Cleanup Case
• Texas High Court Tackles Conflict On Damages Requirements
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Case Delays Roiling Members
• Ares Fund Pays $185M To WPX For ND Gathering System
• Oil Co. Wins $1M Attys' Fees In Drilling System Patent Suit
• Con Ed Gets Partial Win In $24M Brownfield Cleanup Suit
• Molycorp Unsecured Creditors Balk At $3M Exec Bonus Plan
• Maersk Oil Wins Approval For $7.8B North Sea Development
• 3 Pipeline Fights To Watch In Pa.
• Clean Power Plan Puts Financial Squeeze On Electric Co-Ops
• Berkshire Hathaway Unveils $4.5B Stake In Phillips 66
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Preserve Emission Rule At Colo. Plant
• Southern Co. Grabs Control Of 200-MW Calif. Solar Farm
• EPA Sends White House Plans For New Ozone Standards
• NY High Court, 2nd Circ. Are No Friends Of Fracking
• 5 Insights From 3M General Counsel Ivan Fong
• Alaska High Court Affirms $9B Oil Pipeline Tax Valuation
• Judge Upholds Native Oilfield Drivers' $3.7M OT Award
• BP Tells 5th Circ. ERISA Suit Got Unfair Wave-Through
• Environmental Groups Lose Fight For Coal Program Review
• 2nd Circ. Revives Some Of China North Investor Suit
• Pa. Justices Asked To Revive Enviro Challenge To Gas Leases
• Tribal Interests Tip The Balance In Seminole Tax Ruling
• Signal Gets Nod On Plan For Bankruptcy Auction
• Dentons Hired By Tribe In Coal Terminal Permit Fight
• EPA's Stance On Water Rule Injunction Sows Confusion
• Litigation Mounts For PSE&G After Deadly NJ Explosion
• PG&E Contractor's Fight Over Minority Hiring Policy Revived
• Contract Claims Axed From DOE Subcontractor's $50M IP Suit
• Hunt Oil Heir Drills Son Over Bid To Wrest Trust Control
• Petrobras Not Immune To PREPA Kickback Suit, Class Says
• Taxation With Representation: Baker Botts, Cravath, Kirkland
• Alaska Natives Want Legal Fees In Lost Drilling Permit Row
• Pa. Utility Can't Stay Bait-And-Switch Class Action
• New Case Clarifies Del.'s Conflicts Committee Approach
• Understanding PURPA Rights In Power Purchase Agreements
• 5th Circ. Urged To Consult Texas Court On Insurance Penalty
• Enviros Appeal Seattle Judge's Shell Arctic Fleet Ruling
• Taylor Energy Settles Decade-Old Gulf Oil Spill Dispute
• $225M Exxon Deal Offers Blueprint For Pollution Review
• Navajos Back DOI Uranium Mining Ban Near Grand Canyon
• Tribal Gas Tax Refunds Constitutional, Wash. High Court Says
• Clean Power Plan Casts Shadow Over Utility Deals
• Oil Well Monitors Score Cert. In OT Collective Action
• EPA's Clean Water Rule Halted In 13 States
• Stations Want $3.6B Chevron, BP Collusion Suit In State Court
• Sunoco Pipelines Face New Challenge In Pa. Court
• DOE Program Awards $24M To Develop Efficient Solar Tech
• Murray's W.Va. CWA Challenge Goes Up In Smoke
• Marathon Says AG's Antitrust Suit Has 'Rhetoric' But No Teeth
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Tax Suit Over $84M Oil Co. Stock
• EPA Aggregation Rule May Be As Important As Methane Regs
• Total SA Sheds $905M Of North Sea Assets
• Shell's Benzene Too Pure To Infringe Patent, Judge Rules
• Energy Companies Brace For Ch. 11 As Oil Prices Stay Low
• Luminant Smokes Most Of EPA's Clean Air Act Suit
• The Rationale Behind BP Texas Manipulation Ruling
• Court Can't Step Into $2B Row's Arbitration, 5th Circ. Says
• Pa. Justices To Review Trial Court's Probe Of Gas Rights
• Oil Startup Dodges Investor Suit Over Drilling Woes In Africa
• Enviros Press EPA To Tighten Drilling Waste Regulations
• Plaintiffs Defend Clarity Of Cert. Bid Over W.Va. Chemical Spill
• Dallas PE Firm Closes $446M Inaugural Oil, Gas Fund
• Solazyme's Brass Hid Biofuel Project Woes, Investor Says
• Think 10th Circ. Endorses State RPS? Think Again
• IRS Floats Regulations On Domestic Manufacturing Deduction
• Fla. Rental Tax Precluded By Fed. Indian Law, 11th Circ. Says
• Solyndra Lied To Get $535M DOE Loan Guarantee: Watchdog
• Baker Botts Guides Schlumberger's $12.7B Deal For Cameron
• Ex-Schlumberger Atty Fails To Shake Contract Claim On Appeal
• US Trustee Eyes Firms' Boomerang Ch. 11 Fee Bids
• Enviros, Tribes, Local Gov'ts Call For Mining Regs Reform
• EFH Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing Set For November
• RSP Permian Sews Up $274M Texas Drilling Acreage Buy
• DC Regulators Veto $6.8B Exelon-Pepco Deal
• Cobalt Sells Angola Offshore Stakes For $1.75B
• Tri-State Renews Bid To Suspend Emission Rule At Colo. Plant
• EFH Asks Bankruptcy Court To Hear $40M Texas Tax Dispute
• Kirkland, Gordon Arata Guide $850M Gas Asset Deal
• Chesapeake, Shell, Exxon Fined For Pa. Gas Well Leaks
• Exxon Mobil, NJ Win Approval Of $225M Pollution Deal
• HP Says SEC Report Clears It In Mexico Oil Co. Bribery Case
• Chesapeake Loses Key Ruling In Bass Family Royalty Suit
• Fla. Lawmakers Expand Effort Against Fracking
• Bankrupt Endeavour Gets Nod For $8M Colorado Asset Sale
• Aussie Energy Co. Nabs $50M Financing For Alaska Drilling
• Oilfield Testing Co. Workers Seek To Nix Judge In OT Row
• Hercules Offshore Gets Nod For Restructuring Agreement
• Colo. Gas Pipeline Owners Can't Escape Antitrust Suit
• EPA Gets A Week To Respond To Carbon Plan Opponents
• Sabine Says $16M Bonuses Needed To Keep Ch. 11 Going
• Deals Rumor Mill: Monsanto, Heineken, Novatek
• Tax Court Won't Dismiss $5M Methane Fuel Credit Challenge
• Sierra Club Claims Utah Failed To Renew Coal Plant Permit
• Copper Co. Says Bankruptcy Nixed Claims In Superfund Row
• Adani To Invest $3.73B In India Coal Gasification Project
• Terex Investors Say $2.5B Konecranes Merger Falls Short
• Milbank Nabs Ex-Sidley Austin Tax, Green Energy Pro
• Gevo, Butamax Settle Wide-Ranging Biofuel Patent Feud
• White House OKs New Renewable Energy Programs
• Pa. Court Affirms Chesapeake's Frack Water Storage Permit
• Mining Co. Says Wash. Tribe Can't Get Fees In Pollution Suit
• SemCrude Bankruptcy's Many Lessons For Energy Traders
• $25M 'Hot Fuel' Settlement Gets Final Nod From MDL Judge
• Electric Utility Southern Co. Drops $8B For AGL Resources
• Chinese Solar Cells Injured US Producers, CIT Affirms
• How To Protect IP In Energy Industry Joint Ventures
• International Energy Can Sue Chinese Co. Over BP Asset Sale
• Sandia To Pay $4.8M To Settle Nuke Contract Lobbying Claims
• Law360 Pro Bono All Stars Show Dedication To Helping Others
• Tribes Urge 9th Circ. To Reject Grand Canyon Uranium Mining
• Energy Co. Looks To Compel DHS Docs In $15M Fine Row
• 20 Firms Show How To Win Big And Do Good
• 'Mark Of The Beast' Hand Scanners Exorcised In EEOC Win
• A Guide To Liberty's Texas CGL Coverage Showdown
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tesco, Novo Banco, Indian Oil Corp.
• Texas Jury Awards $60M In Mineral Rights Partner Suit
• DONG Energy Expands UK Offshore Wind Footprint
• In Coal Ash Fight, Industry Looking To Gain More Ground
• Enviros Urge 10th Circ. To Nix Navajo Mine Permit Appeal
• AEE Creditor Objects To Auction After Bid Drops To $52M
• Noble Energy Asks Texas Justices To Mull Conoco Indemnity
• Del. Gov. Joins Cost Fight Over $1.3B Power Line Projects
• Vitol Pays $830M To Gain Full Control Of Energy MLP
• No Rehearing For Defunct Solar Co.'s $950M Antitrust Suit
• Royal Succession And Oil Stay Steady In Saudi Arabia
• Texas AG Asks EPA To Halt Carbon Emissions Rule
• Petrohawk Asks Texas Court To Nix $11.5M Lease Judgment
• Groups Rip 'Litigation Abuse' In Tyson High Court Wage Fight
• Oil Tycoon's Family Must Pay Gift Tax On $84M Co. Stocks
• Ex-Green Field CEO Wants $230M Asset Stripping Suit Axed
• Cal Dive Gets OK For $9M Sale Of Pipe-Laying Vessel
• EPA Slams Murray Energy's Bid To Stop Clean Water Rule
• Texas Court Knocks Out $36M Ethanol Investor Group Win
• Fla. OKs Delay In Customer Fees In Duke Energy Dispute
• DC Circ. Nixes States' Bid To Consolidate Carbon Plan Suits
• Pa. Justices Reject Gas Industry's Permit Intervention Bid
• Bankrupt Biofuel Maker Settles $1.7M Miss. Tax Dispute
• Kinder Morgan Slips $70B Investor Suit In Delaware
• Ky. High Court Says Gas Producers Liable For Severance Tax
• Defective Design Claims Get 2nd Try In Puerto Rico MTBE MDL
• Pa. Consumers To See More Info On Natural Gas Bills
• American Energy Sinks $100M Into Aussie Oil, Gas Drilling
• Ex-Massey CEO Can't Split Up Mine Explosion Trial, US Says
• Inside EPA's Plan For Reducing Methane Emissions
• 1st Circ. Says Railway Creditor Can't Grab Policy Payout
• Carnegie Mellon Tells Fed. Circ. It Erred In 2 Recent IP Cases
• DC Circ. Lets Enviros Join Paused Suit Over EPA Mercury Rule
• Reed Smith Nabs Energy Derivatives Specialist From Latham
• SunEdison Secures $253M To Fund Colo. Solar Plant
• CORRECTED: Anadarko Can Drill Through Rival's Land, Texas Court Rules
• 7th Circ. Backs FERC In Wind Interconnection Fee Dispute
• Arnold & Itkin Settles Dallas Businessman's Negligence Suit
• NY Fracking Moratorium Doesn't Extend Leases: 2nd Circ.
• Calif. Fuel Plan Ruling Won't Stop Commerce Clause Attacks
• Brazil Builder Agrees To $30M Fine In Corruption Probe
• BNY Mellon Gets OK To Join Revel Energy Supply Dispute
• American Eagle Energy Stalking Horse Bid Dropped To $52M
• Minn. Tribe Bashes Enbridge Pipeline Route At Hearing
• Ex-Freedom CEO Cops To Pollution Charges Over W.Va. Spill
• In Clean Energy Crusade, Hard To Tell Friend From Foe
• Peco Dodges False Claims Suit Over Naval Vessels
• 10th Circ. Shields 1st-Time Payment From Preference Attack
• LRR Energy Hit With 2nd Suit Over $539M Sale To Vanguard
• Biz Owner Admits Pumping Up Northrop Gas Bills By $11M
• Oil, Gas Producers Sue BIA Over Pending Permits in Okla.
• Fracking Operator To Pay $6M To End OT Class Action
• Top 5 Ways To Help A Law Professional Land A Job
• Suntech To Supply Panels For 200-MW India Solar Project
• Dechert Snags Weil Partners To Bolster Int'l Arbitration
• Ex-Massey CEO Wants Wide Swath Of Evidence Off-Limits
• The Clean Power Plan's Winners And Losers
• SEC's Conflict Minerals Rule Sets Up 1st Amendment Clash
• Milagro Gets Green Light For White Oak Restructuring Pact
• Bankrupt Patriot Coal Sells Mines, Liabilities To Enviro Group
• US Trustee Objects To WBH Ch. 11 Plan
• Ex-Freedom Exec Pleads Guilty Over W.Va. Toxic Spill
• Mo. Energy Co. Settles EPA's Emergency Response Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Engie, Motorola Solutions, KIC
• GlobalSantaFe Investors Argue To Revive Transocean Action
• EPA Methane Rules Cast Wide Net Over Oil, Gas Sector
• Greenpeace Faces Skeptical 9th Circ. In Shell Drilling Suit
• 5 Reasons State Compliance With Clean Power Plan Is Easy
• Wyo. Judge Signs Off On Peabody, Arch Coal Leases
• SunEdison, Goldman Form $1B Clean Energy Investment Fund
• Pa. Task Force Releases Oil Train Safety Recommendations
• Mexico Crude Oil Swaps Not Likely To Affect Export Ban
• EFH Gets Nod To Begin Trek Toward Ch. 11 Exit Bid In Sept.
• Allied Nevada Rips Objections To Ch. 11 Exec Bonuses
• DOI Formulates Plan To End 30-Year Drilling Approval Saga
• Akin Gump Blasts Overcharging Claims In Cal Dive Bankruptcy
• FERC Gives Final OK To La. LNG Project
• EPA Cracks Down On Oil And Gas Methane Releases
• Parsing Post-Production Energy Costs In Pa. Leases
• Key Energy Oil Rig Workers Seek Class Cert. In OT Suit
• LA Reaches $44M Deal In Suits Over PwC Billing System
• Atty Sanctioned But Not Removed For Menopause Comment
• Bankrupt Endeavour Auctions Some Energy Assets For $10M
• Murray, States Push To Delay DC Circ. Clean Power Ruling
• Wash. State Claims Victory In Hanford Cleanup Row
• Okla. Gas Producer Samson Resources Plans Ch. 11 Filing
• US Files 2nd Suit Over Wind Project On Okla. Tribal Land
• 5th Circ. Revives Homeowners' Devon Energy Nuisance Suit
• Plains Faces Securities Suit Over Calif. Pipeline Spill
• NM Fracking Permits OK'd Despite Enviro Suit
• Feds Give Shell Final OK To Drill For Arctic Oil
• How Much Money Does It Take To Make A Lawyer Happy?
• ATP Oil Execs Again Slip Suit Over $1.5B Note Exchange
• 10th Circ. Pushes Back On Preemption In Plutonium Case
• NJ Regulator, Oil Cos. Strike $1M Deal Over Mahwah Site
• Cohen Seglias Expands Development Practice In Pittsburgh
• Dominion MLP Grabs NY-Conn. Pipeline Stake In $287M Deal
• EFH Judge To Weigh Plan For Rallying Stakeholders
• What Happens To The Iran Deal Without US Support?
• Kinder Morgan Pays $27.5M To Settle Payout Manipulation Row
• Clean Power Plan Foes Not Ready To Give Up The Fight
• BP Beats Franchisees' Unfair Gas Pricing Claims At Trial
• New Pa. Gas Surface Rules Likely To Land In Court
• New Arguments Kill Man's Religious-Bias Bid, Justices Told
• Fla. Consumer Groups Appeal Approval Of Natural Gas Buys
• EU Hits Chinese Solar Glass Makers With Higher Duties
• Hercules Offshore Cleared For Fast-Track Ch. 11
• EPA Gets Stay Of DC Circ. Ruling On Backup Generators
• Hercules Could Signal Raft Of Offshore Ch. 11s, Fitch Says
• US Energy Objects To WBH Ch. 11 Confirmation
• Texas High Court Ejects Oil Heir's Suit Against Receiver
• No IPOs Ahead As August Slump Mixes With Market Volatility
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, China Investment Corp., Bwin.Party
• 16 States, Cities Push Back On Bid To Stay Clean Power Rule
• EPA Tells DC Circ. To Consolidate Startup, Shutdown Cases
• Judge Raises Hurdle For DOJ FCPA Conspiracy Charge
• Calif. Low Carbon Fuel Standard Largely Upheld
• 5 Texas Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• Mont. Tribe, Coal Co. Team Up On Deepwater Terminal
• Commerce Gives Green Light To Mexico Oil Exports
• Pa. Court Won't Review Docs Behind $4.5M EQT Fracking Fine
• Transocean Unit Not Liable For Pirate Attack, 5th Circ. Says
• Mediation — Panacea Or Placebo?
• Insurer Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink Katrina Coverage Ruling
• Brand Battles: Cronuts, French Wine, University Of Texas
• Exxon Fined $566K Over Calif. Refinery Explosion
• Open Questions In The Wake Of Tibble V. Edison
• NLRB Wrong In 'Cut Throat' Worker Firing Case, 8th Circ. Says
• Union Pacific Dodges Nuisance Claims In Superfund Suit
• EPA Concerned About Gas Pipeline Crossing Tribal Land
• Ex-Massey CEO Asks Judge To Split Trial, Drop Charges
• Ex-Bracewell Atty Accused Of Lying In IP Row Joins Dentons
• BP Can't Shake FERC's Market Manipulation Ruling
• Ohio Judge Denies TRO To Conduct Pipeline Surveys
• CIT Tells Commerce To Try Again On Acid, Coal Duties
• 9th Circ. Doesn't Settle FERC's Unregulated Utility Authority
• Koch Pipeline Co. Settles 1998 Oil Spill Claims For $770K
• 2015 M&A Easily Clears $3T Mark Fueled By Megamergers
• 15 State AGs Urge DC Circ. To Stay EPA's Clean Power Plan
• NC Takes Stand Against Duke, Enviros In Coal Ash Suit
• Hercules Offshore The Latest Oil Driller To Hit Ch. 11
• UK Moves To Nationalize Fracking Permit Reviews
• SunEdison, Dominion Pump $650M Into Massive Solar Project
• EPA Says Startup, Shutdown Rule Challenge Belongs In DC
• GSA Urges Rejection Of Fees Request In Wind Farm Row
• PE Buyers With Expertise Can Still Lock Down Bargains
• The Drumbeat Of 'Drill Baby Drill' Dawns In Ill.
• Canada-US Tank Car Safety Rules Strike A Good Balance
• Hanford Whistleblower Inks $4.1M Settlement With URS
• Valero Denies Responsibility For Louisiana Refinery Death
• First Solar Can Appeal Over 9th Circ.'s Loss Causation Rift
• Deals Rumor Mill: GardaWorld, Enea, LBO France
• BIA Rule On Osage Oil, Gas Mining Blocked By Judge
• BP Fights Bid For Sales, Tech Docs In Fight Over Solar Panels
• JP Morgan Can't Ditch $400M Eagle Ford Fraud Case
• Spectra Unit Tangles With Boy Scouts Over Pipeline Easement
• Pa. DEP Axes Parts Of Proposed Surface Rules For Gas Wells
• Insurer Ducks $36M Claims In Mining Plant Damages Case
• Trade Groups, Canada Back Mining Co. In CERCLA Appeal
• SEC Gets Ex-Oil Exec's Assets Frozen In $68M EB-5 Row
• Enviros Say Commerce Must Ban Natural Gas Exports
• FWS Rule Extending Eagle 'Take' Permits Is Struck Down
• 3rd Circ. Sides With EPA On Pa. Air Quality Plan Approval
• SunLink, Blattner Energy Partner On 148.5-MW Solar Project
• Ex-NFL Player's Brief In Fraud Suit Was Improper, Court Told
• EPA's Clean Power Plan Rests On A Firm Legal Foundation
• BP's 'Rigged' Gas Prices Cost Franchisees $1.6M, Jury Told
• Boomerang's Ch. 11 Pact Earns Judge's Approval
• Texas May Struggle To Meet Power Demand Under EPA Regs
• 17 States Object To EPA's Order For New Power Plant Rules
• 9th Circ. OKs Shell's Arctic Drilling Despite Walrus Concerns
• Abengoa Hit With Investor Suit Over Inflated Cash Flow
• Feds, Texas Sue Koch Pipeline Co. Over 1998 Oil Spill
• US Flexes New Muscle To Disrupt Shell-Gazprom Collaboration
• Arco Defends Fight Against NM Pueblo In Uranium Cleanup
• Water Co. Fights Class Cert. In W.Va. Chemical Spill Suit
• States Say EPA Bypassed Them In SO2 Standards Deal
• 9th Circ. Quizzes Oil Cos. On Objections To Polar Bear Habitat
• Deals Rumor Mill: CDK Global, Pearson, ConocoPhillips
• Akin Gump's Cal Dive Bankruptcy Bills Excessive, BofA Says
• EFH Unsecured Creditors Balk At Hunt Deal To Exit Ch. 11
• Investment Adviser WPN Ordered To Pay $15M In ERISA Suit
• Fed. Circ. Denies Air Force Challenge To Utility Rules
• FERC A Big-League Enforcer 10 Years After EPAct Of 2005
• Duane Morris Hit With $150M Suit Over Chesapeake Work
• 9th Circ. Backs FERC In Bonneville Power Distribution Row
• CIT Delays Yingli Solar Panel Anti-Dumping Duties Amid Suit
• EPA Will Issue Revised Mercury Rule By April 2016
• Getting On Board With The Latest Oil Train Regulations
• NJ Biodiesel Fuel Tax Exemptions Signed Into Law
• Solar Panel Antitrust Case May Test Monopolization Law
• Blankenship Ordered To Hand Over Docs In Mine Blast Case
• NJ, Dubai PE Firms Team Up On $300M Japan Solar Projects
• Halliburton's Expert Allowed In Water Contamination Suit
• $6B Oregon LNG Project Clears Another FERC Hurdle
• Pa. Justices Urged To Uphold PPL Immunity For Worker's Fall
• Texas Court Axes Broker's $3M Win In Oil Land Deal
• State CO2 Trading Likely To Rise With EPA Clean Power Plan
• Wind Industry Grew Steadily In 2014, DOE Says
• DOJ, Calif. AG Investigating Plains After Pipeline Spill
• Baker Hughes Sues Over Fracking Trademarks
• JPML Won't Join Union Pacific Pipeline Rent Suits
• Ex-NFL Player Urges Doc Turnover In Atty Investment Row
• EFH Agrees To Hunt Deal With Eye Toward Ch. 11 Exit
• Mexican States Ask High Court To Allow Deepwater Spill Suit
• 4 Tips For Handling The Next Oil Boom In Indian Country
• NJ Utility On Hook For Power Line Blaze, Court Affirms
• Bouchard Bucks The Trend In His 1st Appraisal Ruling
• Wyo. Girds For $411M Fight With Bankrupt Miner
• Ex-Oil Exec Says She Was Unaware Of Losses In EB-5 Row
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Ruling For Greenhouse Gas Regulation
• EPA Fights Bid To Delay DC Circ.'s CPP Ruling
• ERG Drops $1B For E.ON's Italian Hydroelectric Complex
• Energy Co. Shareholders Renew Effort To Block Parallel Suit
• Insurer Must Cover NRG's $34M Cleanup Costs In CAA Row
• Brand Battles: Bama Fights To Register Football Jersey
• Luca Oil Co. Hit With $748M Investor Breach Of Contract Suit
• US Adds Gazprom Offshore Gas Field To Sanctions List
• Pattern Energy Snags $205M For Chilean Solar Project
• SoCal Edison Faces $34M Fines Over Unreported Plant Talks
• PE-Backed Philly Oil Refinery Pumps Brakes On $250M IPO
• 5 Clean Air Act Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015
• Investor Forum-Shopping Ponzi Suit, Drilling Cos. Claim
• FERC Tells DC Circ. ConEd Tariff Challenge Is Premature
• Trustee Says Patriot Coal Missing Docs, Legal Justification
• Lukoil Gets $1B Loan To Help Finance $28B Gas Project
• Do CERCLA Cost Recovery And Contribution Rights Overlap?
• Shell Sells Stake In China Lubricant Co. To Carlyle, Huo
• Enviros Urge Feds To Inspect California Offshore Pipelines
• Chevron, BP Price-Fixing Cost Californians $1.3B, Suit Says
• US Sen. Says $18.7B BP Deal Must Face Public Scrutiny
• Teck Asks 9th Circ. To Cut Air Pollution From Tribe's Suit
• Chesapeake, Others Say Texas Justices Botched Royalty Case
• Southern Co. Joins Fight Against EPA Startup-Shutdown Rule
• Cargill, Safety-Kleen Settle With EPA Over Oil Containment
• BP Joins Exxon, Others In Vowing Wash. Superfund Cleanup
• Arch Coal To Pay $2M For Appalachian Water Pollution
• Exxon Expands Permian Operations With Pair Of Land Deals
• Genie Unit To Pay Pa. Consumers $2.4M Over Rate Spikes
• SEC Accuses Miller Energy, Execs Of Accounting Fraud
• Virgin Islands Says PDVSA's $3.8B Tax Assessment Is Timely
• Miner Seeking $6B Uranium Deposit Sues To Undo Va. Law
• 16 States Press EPA To Delay Clean Power Plan
• What Foreign Corporate Defendants Can Learn From Sinovel
• The Latest From Judge Rakoff On The Petrobras Scandal
• Senate Enviro Committee Passes Carbon Rule Roadblock
• Coal Miner Alpha Gets Interim OK On $600M DIP Package
• US Trade Rep Seeks ITC Input On Green Goods Tariff Cuts
• New Claims Against Oil Co.'s CEO Already Settled: 3rd Circ.
• DOE Proposes Increasing Standards For Battery Life
• Exxon Fends Off Calif. Toxic Tort Case Over Lawyers' Delay
• Texas City Changes Gas Well Rules After Lifting Frack Ban
• Ex-Voltaix Engineer Pleads Guilty To Trade Secret Charges
• Pipeline Co. Ducks $5.7M Tax Bill In SD Supreme Court
• Mineral Park Creditors Reach Ch. 11 Sale Allocation Deal
• Mich. Appeals Court Affirms Plant Valuation In Tax Row
• Navy Calls Sage-Grouse Rider In Defense Bill Unnecessary
• BP Doubles Down On North Sea With $1B Infusion
• Pine Brook Sinks $300M Into Oil Driller Startup
• WPX Energy Challenges Pa. DEP's Well Remediation Order
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Keystone XL Permit Row
• Pa. Justices Told To Release Utility Findings On Storm Repairs
• OMB Can Withhold Coal Pollution Rule Documents
• Milbank Snags 2 Jones Day M&A And PE Pros For NY Office
• SunEdison Secures $390M For 300-MW Texas Wind Farm
• Ch. 11 No Easy Way Out For Bankrupt Coal Cos.
• Insurance Showdown In Texas: Seger V. Yorkshire Insurance
• GOP Sens. Say Enviros Unduly Influenced Clean Power Plan
• Texas Gov. Backs Industry Opposition To Houston Air Law
• Trafigura Bristles At $15M Tax Claim In Mineral Park Ch. 11
• Enviros Challenge Shell's $2B Ethane Gas Project In Pa.
• US Sanctions Suspected Syria Abettors
• Dentons Adds Ex-Norton Rose Fulbright Energy Pro In LA
• BP Unit Wins Class Cert. Evidence In Solar Panel Row
• Texas Firm Faces Rebooted Barratry Claims
• Jones Day Adds Energy Transactions Pro From BakerHostetler
• Trustee Takes Aim At Fee Requests In Boomerang Bankruptcy
• DC Circ. OKs $106M Chevron Award In Ecuador Oil Dispute
• Rangeland Gets $300M PE Backing For New Midstream Co.
• Optim Judge Won't Put Ch. 11 Plan On Hold For Appeal
• Ex-Massey CEO Can't Ban Explosion Evidence In Trial: Feds
• PetroChina Dodges Class Action Over Corruption Claims
• LA Utility Stole Bidding System Trade Secrets, Suit Says
• Dentons Nabs 2 M&A Pros To Bolster Moscow Office
• Fla. Utility Co. To Build 25MW Solar Project Near Tampa
• Calif. Water Board Asks AG To Weigh In On Oil Spill Penalties
• Proposition 65: New Developments, New Problems
• Texas Vows To Fight Obama's Clean Power Plan In Court
• Renewable Energy Shoulders More Weight In Carbon Plan
• SEC Subpoenas Flowserve Over Possible FCPA Violation
• Oil Drilling Investor Class Alleges $5M Ponzi Scheme
• EPA, Clean Power Plan Foes Gird For Court Fight
• Oilfield Co. Slams EEOC Worker Urination Suit
• Lawmakers Defend Coal Port From Tribes' Fishing Protest
• 2 Firms Dominate July IPO Activity With Hefty Listings
• Energy Co. Settles NJ's Consumer Fraud Suit For $554K
• Ex-Delta Petroleum Exec Asks Justices To Clarify Causation
• Senate Renewal Of Tax Extenders Helps LNG Industry
• Middle East Investors To Spend $15B On Global Real Estate
• Pa. Governor Backs Obama's Clean Power Plan
• NJ Announces Repeal Of Cap-And-Trade Regulations
• BLM Improperly Banned Drilling Under Leases, Fed. Circ. Told
• Utility Co. Asks DC Circ. To Delay Disputed Mercury Rule
• Helix Energy Hid Potential Losses, Investors Claim
• Ky. Improperly Charged Fuel Co. For Excise Tax: 7th Circ.
• NextEra Energy To Buy 7 Texas Pipelines For $2B
• Obama Takes Tougher Stance In Final Clean Power Plan
• Alpha Files For Bankruptcy With $7.1B In Debt