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Energy - June, 2019

354 articles

• Artisanal Miners' Roadblocks To Justice: Is A Path Clearing?
• Ex-Platinum CFO Cites Scant Evidence In Acquittal Bid
• High Court Census Ruling Could Escalate Rule Challenges
• Chemours Sues DuPont Over 'Lowball' Cleanup Tab
• Texas Supreme Court To Hear Oil Rig Co. Franchise Tax Case
• Conservative Justices Cross Over To Create Unusual Lineups
• US Steel To Pay $2.7M In Deal Over Pa. Coal Plant Emissions
• 4 Oil & Gas Cases Texas Supreme Court Will Hear This Term
• Italy Can't Dodge Claim Over Offshore Oil Project
• The Sharpest Dissents Of The Supreme Court Term
• SEC Accuses 4 Execs Of Masterminding Accounting Fraud
• Texas Justices OK Alexander Dubose, Chevron Fees Deal
• In High Court's Kisor Ruling, 2 Important Doctrines Survive
• Sotomayor, Breyer Vie For Chattiest High Court Justice
• National Fuel Wants Pipeline Appeal Sent to DC Circ.
• Texas Justices Back Carrizo In $28M Drilling Contract Fight
• Top 10 Techniques For Crafting A Dazzling Brief
• Chevron Tells 9th Circ. To Ignore Baltimore Climate Ruling
• Del. And Md. Can't Force EPA Action On Smog, DC Circ. Told
• A Dramatic 6 Months For OFAC Sanctions Enforcement
• CSV Pays $359M For Gas Facility, Gets Bought By PE Firm
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• M&A Checklists Should Include State-Level Antitrust Review
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Justices Take On ETP, Enterprise $535M Pipeline Fight
• The New 'Roberts Court' Finds Its Footing
• GM's Claim It Didn't Know Of Defect Faces Skeptical Judge
• Platinum CIO Says No Evidence Of Misdeeds In 'Bogus' Case
• Breaking Down The Vote: High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Spectra Tells Chancery Bad-Faith Claims Not Supported
• US Charges Ex-Venezuela Officials With Laundering Bribes
• 5th Circ. Nixes SEC's Win In $22M Oil Investment Fraud Case
• S. Korean Steelmaker Contests Pipe Tariffs At CIT
• Cardno Says Ecuadorian Gov't Can't Exit Bribery Plot Suit
• Pa. Panel Trims PUC Suit Over Unspent Development Funds
• First Reserve Unit Wants €41M Award Against Spain OK'd
• WTO Faults US For Renewable Energy Tax Incentives
• FERC's Approval Of $7B Pipeline Was Sound, DC Circ. Hears
• Developer Wants In On Enviros' Utah Oil Shale Challenge
• Patent Trends In The Expanding World Of Blockchain
• PG&E Wildfire Claims Must Be Filed By Oct. 21, Judge Says
• EQT Overstated Benefits Of Rice Energy Buy, Investors Say
• Feds Are Full Of Lies, Platinum Boss Tells Jury
• Arbitrators Can't Nix Convictions In $18B Chevron Award Row
• Venezuela Citgo Appointees Sue Over Board Makeup
• Chancery Criticizes GE's Total Redaction Of Merger Suit Docs
• Conservatives Satisfied With 'Zombified' Auer Doctrine
• 6th Circ. Torn Over FERC's Power Deal Authority In Ch. 11
• EPA Tells DC Circ. That Enviros Are 18 Years Late To CAA Row
• Texas Telecom Co.'s Trade Secret Trial Win Upped To $26M
• Kinder Morgan Gets Permian Highway Pipeline Suit Tossed
• 9th Circ. Says Contractor Properly Axed From Power Plant Job
• Recent Tax Equity Rulings And The Renewable Energy Sector
• Ill. City Ends Pipeline Pollution Suit Against Utilities
• $7B Pipeline In Peril Under 4th Circ. Trail Ruling, Justices Told
• Del. Justices Deny Appeal Over Unsealing Of Chemours Suit
• EPA's Air Office Head Steps Down Amid Investigations
• High Court May Take On Preemption In Superfund Case
• A Chat With Ballard Spahr Diversity Chief Virginia Essandoh
• Paul Weiss Guides Clearlake's Latest $1.4B PE Fund
• Justices Uphold Deference To Regulators, With Caveats
• Appeals Court Revives Malpractice Suit Against Mass. Attys
• Drilling Rig Maker Faces Heat Over Insider's Ch. 11 Roles
• Platinum Execs Told Flood Of Lies To Investors, Jury Hears
• PG&E Bondholders Propose $30B Ch. 11 Plan
• McKinsey Draws More Heat With New App In Coal Co. Ch. 11
• 'Distressed' Energy Co. B&W Eyes $19.5M Deal With Investors
• Oxus Won't Look To Revive $1.2B Mining Claim
• Feds Say Tapes Must Stay In Ecuador Oil Bribery Case
• Energy Group Backs Sunoco's $306M Tax Bid At High Court
• Petrobras Says Don't Give Cornell Sealed Docs For Arbitration
• Insurer Says Utility Flip-Flopped On Cause Of $7M Damage
• Spain Wants To Shirk €64.5M Award Obligations: Energy Co.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Magellan, Miniso, Woodford
• Lockheed Nuclear Cleanup Kickback Suit Is Sound, DOJ Says
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Narrow BLM Drilling Permit Remand
• Judging A Book: McMahon Reviews 'Roosevelt For The Defense'
• TechnipFMC Fined $296M Over Foreign Bribery Schemes
• Subcontractors Can't Get Maritime Lien, High Court Told
• Fuel Blend Guidance Can't Be Challenged, DC Circ. Says
• AXA's New Bond Proposal May Expand Sustainable Finance
• Ex-Venezuela Oil Minister Fights $1.4B Default Judgment
• Tesla Gets Tariff Waiver For Japanese Aluminum Battery Parts
• Antero Awarded $96M In W.Va. Gas Purchase Fight
• Plea For 'Bombs' In Siemens Software Goes Back To Talks
• McKinsey Critic Denied Probe In SunEdison Ch. 11
• Venezuela Faces Default Judgment Bid Over $43M Award
• Shearman & Sterling Adds Texas Bankruptcy Pro
• High Court Puts Local Limits On Energy Development At Risk
• Ex-Dorsey & Whitney Energy Partner Joins Greenberg Traurig
• Mine Owner Can't Escape $2M Tab For Cleanup At W.Va. Site
• Platinum Was On The Up-And-Up, Jury Told As Defense Wraps
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blue Racer, GV Gold, Bitmain
• Depositions Barred In $14B Maxus Bankruptcy Suit
• Kirkland, Latham Steer $410M Natural Gas Services Deal
• Platinum Affiliates Can't Duck All Of Liquidators' Claims
• Pa. Drill Rig Maker Hits Ch. 11, Citing Industry Downturn
• Enviros Insist On Standing At DC Circ. In FERC Pipeline Row
• High Court Declines To Hear Investor Loss Causation Dispute
• High Court Passes On Argentina YPF Nationalization Fight
• Gibson Dunn, Weil Steer PE Firm's $335M Petro Biz Buy
• High Court Passes On Bankrupt Coal Co. Benefits Case
• Dutch Aviation Tax Would Boost Transit Competition, Official Says
• Justices Won't Examine Challenge To Trump Steel Tariffs
• 10th Circ. Dumps Suit Over Fracking-Linked Quake Costs
• Danish Co. Ørsted Wins Bid For NJ's First Offshore Wind Farm
• Enviros, Tribe Seek 10th Circ. Rethink Of NM Fracking Case
• Schlumberger Unit Fights Sanctions Bid In Patent Suit
• Worker Denied Comp After Failing To Prove Injury At Refinery
• Parent Co. Investor Can't Object To OGI's $2.6B Ch. 11 Plan
• Trump Calls For Agencies To Limit Climate Change Reviews
• Texas Justices Won't Reopen $161M Strasburger & Price Suit
• Gas Co. Insurers Want $189M Harvey Damage Row Arbitrated
• Deals Rumor Mill: China National Gold, Puma Energy, PG&E
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2019: Midyear Review
• King & Spalding Snags Troutman Sanders Enviro Atty
• Petrobras Forks Over $701M Award, But Plans 5th Circ. Fight
• FERC Approves Boost In Grid Cybersecurity Standards
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Skadden, Schulte
• Utah Mining Biz To Pay $9.3M For Alleged Fraud
• Trump Rebuke Of Injunctions Could Mean Headaches For Biz
• FirstEnergy's $600M Ohio Subsidy Improper, Court Says
• DLA Piper, Munger Attys Defend BNSF Brief To 9th Circ.
• Vale Fights BSGR Bid To Pause Enforcement Of $1.2B Award
• Ariz. County Says Copper Mine Would Disrupt Water Supply
• Deals Rumor Mill: UnitedHealth, Fortress, Chevron Phillips
• The 'Administrative State' Lives To Fight Another Day
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Energy Future Creditors' Bid For Larger Payout
• Auto Emissions Plan Hearing Sparks Regulator War Of Words
• 'Jackup' Drilling Rigs Aren't VAT-Exempt, Top EU Court Finds
• Mammoth Energy Hid Puerto Rico Contract Issues, Class Says
• How A High Court Sex Offender Ruling May Kill Trump Tariffs
• NY Eyes Zero Emissions By 2050 In Sweeping Climate Bill
• An Analytical Approach To Defending Securities Class Claims
• 'Homeless' Company Says Former Exec Withheld Millions
• 5th Circ. Breathes New Life Into Petrobras' Shoddy Chain Suit
• 3 Takeaways From EPA's New Power Plant Rule
• Thailand Hotelier Got Fraud Funds Via Coinbase, Feds Say
• White & Case Lands Ex-GE Tax Atty With Energy Sector Focus
• Deals Rumor Mill: Slack, KKR, GlaxoSmithKline
• US Trustee Names Investors Suing Elk To Ch. 11 Committee
• GE Must Do More To Clean Up Ill. Golf Course, Justices Told
• US Steel Says Investors Can't 'Skate By' With Class Cert. Bid
• Offshore Rig Ruling Checks State Claims At Shore
• Canada Again Greenlights Trans Mountain Pipeline
• Ares Management Backs $165M Texas Oil And Gas Venture
• 2nd Circ. Lets Utility Off Hook For MTA's Injury Suit Legal Bill
• PHI Chops $70M Stock Offering From Ch. 11 Plan
• Fla. Enviro Can't Ditch $4.4M 'Malice' Verdict Over Project
• PG&E Wants Bankruptcy Court To Stop Securities Suit
• Spark Energy Wins Bid To Move Variable Rate Suit To NJ
• Mass. Agency Hit With $21M Verdict For Dredging Overruns
• DOJ's Citgo Case Highlights Reach, And Limits, Of FCPA
• EPA Finalizes Replacement Of Obama-Era Power Plant Rule
• Utilities Oppose FCC's Small-Cell Streamlining At 9th Circ.
• Black Ridge Hit With Suit Over Sports And Entertainment Deal
• $1B Deal Reached Over Claims PG&E's Gear Caused Wildfires
• Calif. Green Energy Co. To Pay $7.7M To SEC For False Claims
• Watchdog To Investigate DOI Over Monument Mineral Leases
• 1st Circ. Says Insurer Should Cover Power Co. In Fraud Suit
• Temporary 'Cease-Fire' Called In Elk Petroleum's Ch. 11
• Noble Drilling Gets Rig Worker Discrimination Suit Trimmed
• Interior Hit With FOIA Suit Over Sage-Grouse Docs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dish, Chi-Med, NiSource
• Challengers Seek Partial Win Over Trump's '2-For-1' Order
• Samarco Escapes Investor Suit Over Deadly Dam Collapse
• 9th Circ. Giving Free Pass On Power Deals, Solar Co. Says
• Shippers Look To High Court For 'Safe Berth' Resolution
• The Biggest Insurance Decisions Of 2019: Midyear Report
• Attys Seek $20M For 'Historic' 12-Year 401(k) Fight With ABB
• Jury Says Shell, Alon Owe $40.6M In Pipeline Property Fight
• Enviros Urge Halt Of BLM's Revised Sage-Grouse Plans
• Turbine Repair Co. Wants $6.2M Award OK'd In Contract Row
• Cambrian Coal Seeks Buyer In Ch. 11 After Failed Expansion
• Energy Dept. Mismanaged $1.2B IT Contract, Watchdog Says
• In The Trade Hot Seat: What Congress May Ask Lighthizer
• Fed. Circ. Says Machining Patent Violated Reissue Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Enterprise Products, ArisGlobal, Bayer
• 3 Firms Vying For Lead In Clean Fuel Stock-Drop Suit
• S. Korean Co. Wasn't Dumping Copper Alloy, Commerce Says
• Shearman Threatened With Ethics Referral In SunEdison MDL
• Recycling Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Make Reno Face Antitrust Suit
• Pa. Driller Says Arbitrator Awarded $2.4M To Wrong Company
• Platinum Judge Nixes Valuation Fraud Claims At Trial
• Canada Watchdog Challenges PE Firm's Software Maker Buy
• PSEG Must Face Damages Trial Over Fire Displacement
• 5 Ways Law Firms Can Improve Their Job Interviews
• EdgeMarc Energy Gets Nod For $108M Bankruptcy Loan
• TVA Asks Justices To Delay 6th Circ. Groundwater Review
• 3 Firms Guide $1.8B Keane, C&J Oilfield Services Tie-Up
• Supreme Court Backs Va. Uranium Mining Ban
• Hackers Targeting US Electric Utilities, Researchers Say
• Lone Star Laterals: Munck Wilson, Thompson Knight, SEC
• Revolution Pipeline Builder Says Pa. DEP Order Oversteps
• Triangle Petroleum Breezes Through Ch. 11 Confirmation
• Elk Petroleum Investors Ask Court To Nix Ch. 11 Financing
• Earth & Water Coaxes Former Hunton Pro Out Of Retirement
• Water Chemical Buyers Reach Deal In Price-Fix Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Maxar Technologies, Total
• Spain Says Sovereign Immunity Applies In $144M Award Fight
• Coal Co., Essar Sue 'Rogue' CEO In Chancery Over Ch. 11
• Sens. Seek To Shine Light On RFS Small Refiner Waivers
• Blackstone Credit Arm GSO Capital Closes $4.5B Fund
• Legacy Reserves Strikes $1B Restructuring Deal
• DC Circ. Sinks Enviros' Challenge To EPA Clean Air Act Permit
• DC Circ. Says FERC Must Explain Pipeline Rate Policy Shift
• EU Backs Italy's $6B Green Energy Plan, Emissions Caps
• Colo.'s New Oil And Gas Law Shifts Rulemaking Landscape
• Leader In $500M Tax Scam Can Await Trial In Jail: 10th Circ.
• NLRB Judge Rips Exxon Unit's 'Bad Faith' During Bargaining
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alibaba, Grupo Argos, Patterson-UTI
• Litigation Funder Can't Recoup $5.8M From Deepwater Claims
• Feds Can't Sink Washington State Workers' Comp Law
• Cheniere Can't Grab LNG Co., Ex-Partner Tells Chancery Court
• Tribes, Enviros Push To Block Rosemont Copper Mine Work
• State Dept. Not Forced To Turn Over Climate Change Report
• Fla. High Court Nixes Challenge To $1B In FPL Solar Projects
• Dem Reps Tell Army Corps Of Engineers To Block Alaska Mine
• How To Streamline Virtual Law Team Mass Tort Defense
• 5th Circ. Nixes Oil Cos.' Win In Eagle Ford Contract Fight
• Georgian Gov't Faces $22M Claim Over Oil, Gas Contract End
• Watchdog Probes EPA's Actions On Minn. Copper Mine
• Chamber Supports Driller In DOI Lease Cancellation Fight
• Cloud Peak Energy Stretches Out Ch. 11 Sale Schedule
• Fed. Circ. Backs Calif. In DOI Dispute Over Audit Costs
• Donziger Must Surrender Passport In Chevron Ecuador Fight
• Southcross Ch. 11 Sale Delayed By 'Overwhelming Response'
• Pa. Superior Court Says 'On' Isn't 'Under' In Gas Leases
• Triangle Petroleum Makes Case For Ch. 11 Debt-Equity Swap
• Enviros Hit FWS With Suit Over Prairie Chicken Inaction
• FERC Dems Make Climate Change Case In House Hearing
• Venezuela Hit With Default In Saint-Gobain's $42M Award Row
• Ex-Tycoon Wants Gulfstream's $1M Award Fight In State Court
• Elk Petroleum Lender Wants Ch. 11 Trustee To Take Over Case
• Exxon Stripped Of Most Defenses In NY AG's Climate Case
• KMCO Asks Texas MDL Panel To Consolidate 9 Explosion Suits
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Fateful Phone Call
• Law Firms Can Do Better With Their Mentoring Programs
• Feds Say Taped Calls Are Fair Game In Oil Bribery Case
• Enviros Sue Over Deepwater-Linked Safety Rule Rollback
• Westinghouse Wants $300M Nuclear Equip. Row Kept In NY
• NY High Court Says Honeywell Must Face Toxic Exposure Suit
• Platinum Judge Won't Toss Case, May Limit Feds' Closings
• Fed. Circ. Upholds $1.3M Fee Award In Drilling Waste IP Row
• AGL Energy Readies $2.1B Bid For Telecom In Renewed Talks
• W.Va. High Court Backs Gas Cos. In Landowner Drilling Row
• MoFo Tapped To Defend PG&E In Wildfire Investigations
• Preliminary Cert. Likely For Gas Industry Drivers' FLSA Suit
• BP Can't Keep Baltimore Climate Suit In Federal Court
• No Win, No Fees For Sierra Club After Power Plant Redesign
• EPA Ozone Rulings Were Proper, States Tell DC Circ.
• USTR Flooded With Pleas To Resist New Tariffs On China
• How To Comply With NYC's New Climate Mobilization Act
• Deals Rumor Mill: Wintershall, Fosun Fashion, Sunnova
• Legacy Eyes Prepackaged Ch. 11 To Cut $900M In Debt
• Chemical Maker Can't Escape Ohio PFAS Suit, Court Hears
• Petro Group Fights EPA's High-Ethanol Fuel Rule In DC Circ.
• High Court Superfund Case Could Limit Private Cleanup Suits
• FERC Rebuke Won't Be Last Word In PG&E Power Deals Fight
• Feds Slam Ex-Platinum Execs' Acquittal Bid In Fraud Case
• Creditors Say EdgeMarc Ch. 11 Sale Timeline Is Too Short
• Fed. Circ. Partly Vacates PTAB Ruling On Oil Drilling Patent
• Murray Energy Says W.Va. County Can't Regulate Coal Ops
• Russia Says Tribunal Can't Hear Ukraine's Maritime Dispute
• PennEast Has No Right To Seize Land For Pipeline, NJ Says
• Calif., NM Want Obama-Era Methane Release Limits Revived
• The Latest Developments In Criminal Cases Against Execs
• 'Rocket Docket' Justifies Its Name For 11th Straight Year
• Repsol Says Bankruptcy Court Can't Decide Maxus' $14B Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Teck's Appeal Of $8.6M CERCLA Liability
• Companies In Canada Must Prepare For Shareholder Activism
• 3 Firms Shape $2.2B Deal For PE-Backed Oil, Gas Biz
• State Wage Law Doesn't Cover Offshore Rigs, High Court Says
• Supreme Court To Review BP Unit's Mont. Superfund Case
• FERC Has No Say Over PG&E Contracts In Ch. 11, Judge Says
• Power Generators Beat Energy Cost Antitrust Claims
• Platinum Judge Grills Feds Over Central Fraud Claims
• Trump Abandons Tariff Threat After Deal With Mexico
• DynaResource Cos. Seek Pause In Mining Award Dispute
• Automakers' Plea For Emissions Deal May Be Too Late
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EPA Guidance Aims To Limit State Pipeline Reviews
• Wash. Sues Over EPA's Move To Loosen State Water Regs
• Hughes Hubbard Adds Pros To Boost Latin America Practice
• Importers Preparing For 'Chaos' As Mexico Tariffs Draw Near
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Ex-SunEdison Employees' ERISA Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Kirkland, Hunton
• EXCO Creditors Fire Back At Ch. 11 Plan Challenge
• Westmoreland Coal Sells Last Mine For $300M Credit Bid
• Dechert Led-Barings Nabs $943M For 1st Real Assets Fund
• Eaton Seeks To Appeal $187M Tax Court Foreign Subsidiary Ruling
• US Tightens Sanctions Squeeze On Iranian Oil Industry
• Nuclear Regulator Needs More Cyber Experts, Watchdog Says
• Deepwater Horizon Case Could Steer Arbitrator Bias Rules
• Contractor Hit With Suit Over Nuclear Cleanup Support Deal
• 9th Circ. Kills Keystone XL Challenge In Light Of New Permit
• Platinum Jury Hears Of Exec's Dread, As Feds Wrap Up Case
• Pipeline Co. Says Andeavor Subsidiary Owes It $14.6M
• Spain Waived Immunity In $144M Award Fight, Court Hears
• W.Va. High Court Throws Up Limits On Drilling Rights
• Feds, Copper Co. Slam Bids To Block Arizona Mine Project
• Alston & Bird Snags Morgan Lewis Enviro Pro For SF Office
• AmeriGas Hit With Investor Action Over $2.4B UGI Deal
• Settlement Moves Helicopter Co. Closer To End Of Ch. 11
• Pomerantz, Wolf Popper To Lead McDermott Stock-Drop Suit
• What May Be Ahead For PE Infrastructure Investment In Asia
• BLM Can't Justify Nix Of Oil And Gas Lease, DC Circ. Told
• Measuring The Value Of A Law Firm's Social Media Efforts
• NJ Rebuffs $926M Pipeline Project, Citing Water Toxicity
• Pa. Justices Uphold $1.8M Fine For Polar Vortex Rate Hike
• BP, Tribe Reach Deal In Suit Over Damage From Copper Mine
• Brazilian Cos. Seek OK Of Seizure Order In $48M Award Row
• SunCoke Investor Wants To Block Merger Approval Meeting
• Vale Can't Enforce $1.2B Award In Mining Row, BSGR Says
• Engineering Co. Says GE Units Must Arbitrate $500M LNG Row
• Shackelford Snags 7 Ex-Winstead Attys For Houston Launch
• Key Democrats Outline NAFTA 2.0 Wish List
• EXCO Noteholders Say Ch. 11 Plan Favors Insiders
• AusTex Oil Hits Ch. 11 Amid $32M Shareholder Suit
• UPDATE: Stakeholders Withdraw Suit Saying Defunct Construction Biz Kept Them In Dark
• Holland & Knight Nabs Ballard Spahr M&A Atty In Philly
• How New State Laws Will Affect Power Plant Closure Costs
• CB&I Says No Class For Investors Over Nuke Biz Disclosures
• Platinum Oil Co. Exec Tells Jury Of Downward Spiral
• Trump Urged To Secure 'Critical Minerals' Access Via Trade
• Standing In Kids Climate Case No Sure Bet, 9th Circ. Says
• 10th Circ. Says DOL Rule Valid In Black Lung Benefits Suit
• 8th Circ. Nixes ERISA Suit Against Ex-SunEdison Unit
• Biofuel Co. Founders Push To Kill Ex-Partner's Ch. 11 Fee Bid
• Mass. AG Says Trade Group Can't Challenge Anti-Oil Spill Law
• Minn. Court Faults Enviro Review For Enbridge Line 3 Pipeline
• WTO Forms Panel To Probe China's Objection To Trump Tariffs
• DC Circ. Puts FERC On Notice To Bulk Up Climate Reviews
• Deals Rumor Mill: BRF, China Three Gorges, Volkswagen
• Rio Tinto Dodges Investor Suit Over Mozambique Coal Fraud
• NPR Can Publish Mistakenly Unsealed Settlement Doc
• NextEra Units Seek OK Of €290M Award Against Spain
• Akin Gump Snags Ex-McGuireWoods Energy Atty In Houston
• EEOC Launches 2 Pay Bias Suits Against Md. Businesses
• Reports On USMCA Offer Industry-Specific Guidance For Cos.
• Glennmont Grabs €850M For European Clean Energy Fund
• ConocoPhillips Subsidiary Dodges Texas Royalties Suit
• NAFTA Partners Settle WTO Squabbles After Metal Tariff Ax
• NM Oil And Gas Leases Ignored Climate Impacts, Enviro Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Force Mont. To Compel Solar Power Deals
• $27.5M Judgment Can't Be Enforced, ConocoPhillips Says
• Key Issues For Energy Cos. In EU Cybersecurity Guidance
• DAPL Benefits Justify Land Takings, Iowa Justices Say
• DOT Plan Would Lower Criminal Boom On Pipeline Protests
• Duke Energy Accused Of Denying Workers' Banked Sick Time
• 4 Firms Steer Algonquin's $365M Bermuda Utility Buy
• Insurers Say $2.3M Superfund Claim Not Covered In Policy
• Baker Botts, Skadden Steer $4.3B Deal For El Paso Electric