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Energy - September, 2026

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• DC Circ. Unsure Annulled $40M Award Is 'Repugnant'
• PR Rebar Cos. Can't Duck Price-Fixing Claims
• Joby Air Taxi Trade Secrets Suit Against Archer Trimmed
• Utility Hasn't Billed For Almost 10 Years, Conn. Agency Told
• 11th Circ. Skeptical Of PACE Lenders' CFPB Rule Challenge
• Wyo. Asks To Intervene In Suit Over Lease Sales To Oil Cos.
• Kirkland-Led Data Center Infrastructure Firm Prices $540M IPO
• Trump Says S. Korea Investing $54B In Alaska Gas Pipeline
• CFTC Wins $31M Judgment In Crypto, Metals Fraud Scheme
• Trump's Rationale On Forced Labor Tariffs Misses, CIT Told
• Senate Leaders Unveil Project Permitting Overhaul
• Argentina Threatens UK With Arbitration In Falklands Oil Fight
• NJ Co. Says PPE Stockpiling Was Chinese Sovereign Activity
• Norfolk Southern Investors Certified In Derailment Suit
• Colo. Climate Suit Defies Limits Of State Power
• Split 9th Circ. Keeps Ariz. Land Swap In Place
• AI Meeting Recaps Pose New Discovery And Privilege Risks
• Commerce Finds Chinese, Indian Electrodes Being Stockpiled
• Anadarko Investors Ink $114M Deal Over Axed Oilfield Project
• Groups Say Calif. Biogas Credits Incentivize More Methane
• NHTSA Fuel Economy Regs Overhaul Crushes EV Ambitions
• Suit Accuses USDA Of Unlawfully Gutting Aid For Rural Solar
• Ford Hybrid Engine Fire Defect Suit Gets Trimmed
• Walmart, Energizer Battery Buyers Lose Antitrust Cert. Bid
• DTE Energy Settles Mich. Off-The-Clock Wage Claims
• 3rd Circ. Says No Contract Fees After Unripe Dismissal
• Feds Seek To Throw Out States' Challenge To DEI Contract EO
• Gibson Dunn Hires NY-Based Structured Finance Co-Chair
• Species 'Harm' Definition Rollback Brings Risk For Developers
• Chinese, Indian Electrodes Dumped, Commerce Finds
• SEC Says Couple Leaked Info Ahead Of $3.7B Cummins Deal
• Spain Loses Bid To Dismiss $105M In Energy Awards
• Alito Makes Last-Minute Recusal From Colo. Climate Case
• Wash. Can Pursue Gold Mine Pollution Claims, 9th Circ. Says
• Lucid Investors Get Class Cert. In Production Forecast Suit
• EEOC Telework Claim Survives In ADA Suit Against Utility
• Law Firm Seeks Exit From Carbon Capture Ponzi Suit
• DOT Finalizes Rollback Of Biden-Era Fuel Economy Rules
• US, China Reach Deal On Tariff Cuts On $30B In Goods Each
• 6th Circ. To Mull Comcast Ruling In FirstEnergy Investor Suit
• Avangrid Unit Fights Agency Reversal On Power Line Plan
• Cozen Public Strategies Adds Ex-ExxonMobil Lobbyist In DC
• W.Va. Jury Says Chubb Owes $30M For Coal Co. Claim Delay
• US Pitches $2.1M Settlement For Hess Permit Violations
• Nebraska Utility Seeks To Lift Block On Power Line Permit
• EU's Trade Growth With Deal Partners Outpaces Others
• X.AI Sued Over Memphis-Area Data Center Noise
• Middle East Investment Boom Lures Disputes Firms To Region
• Spain Ordered To Pay Blasket Over €106M In Energy Dispute
• Tribes Say Gold Mine Spill Study 'Still Falls Very Short'
• US To Appeal Calif. Wind Farm's $49.4M In Cash Grants
• PFAS Risks Require Due Diligence Beyond Compliance
• GAO Says Energy Dept. Cut $9.1B In Projects Under Trump
• Dublin Power Co. Eaton Buying Italy's COL In €810M Deal
• WTO To Weigh Russian Claim EU Carbon Levy Breaks Rules
• Ukrnafta Must Keep Producing Records In $150M Award Fight
• US Blocks WTO Appellate Body Selection For 100th Time
• US, China Agree To Trade Truce Extension, Greer Says
• V&E Guides Energy Sector Water Solutions Biz On $700M Buy
• NextEra's $9.5M Deal In Wage-Fixing Case Gets Initial OK
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Iraq's $1.5B Arbitration Win Should Be Upheld, DC Judge Says
• PE Funds Use AI To Tailor Strategies Amid Heavy Competition
• DC Circ. Questions Panhandle's Claim To Excess Tax Funds
• Wireless Patent Suits Offer Lessons For Data Center Industry
• Texas Utility Commission Looks To Quash Coal Subpoena
• EPA Cuts Deal To Partially Settle U. Of Calif. Grant Fight
• Congressional Probes Raise Legal, 'Reputational' Risks
• Mining Co. Investor Says Sprott Got Control Without Premium
• Pipeline Groups Say Enbridge Ruling Weakens Tribal Deals
• Tracking Texas: When A Promissory Note Is Not A Security
• Playing Bid Whist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY's Landmark Climate Change Superfund Blocked Again
• Texas Court Probes Construction Dispute For $1B Plant
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Klamath Project ESA Ruling
• Exelon Investors' $40M Deal In Bribery Case Wins Final OK
• Data Center Co. Says It Was Misled By Texas Land Seller
• Talen Energy Plant's Pa. Deal Doesn't End Pollution Suit
• Chinese Graphite Electrodes May See Retroactive Duties
• Judge Rejects $2.5M Fees For Opt-Out Attys In Chevy Case
• DC Judge Rules EPA Wrongly Nixed $7B Solar Program
• Chinese Laser Parts Subject To Duties, Trade Court Says
• What Cos. Must Know As Fast Energy Permitting Gains Steam
• CORRECTION: Commerce Department Clarifies Common Alloy Sheet Orders
• Calif. Bill Goes Too Far In Trying To Regulate Attorney AI Use
• Baker Botts Adds King & Spalding Energy Deal Pro In Houston
• Cooley Adds GOP Hill Veteran To Congressional Probes Group
• Feds' Latest Permit For Calif. Pipeline Challenged At 9th Circ.
• Hydropower Plant Needs More Monitoring, Wash. Panel Says
• NJ Fines Data Center $1M For 62 Unpermitted Generators
• Green Co. Mulls Paraguay Arbitration Over $665M Project
• Ex-Nuclear Power Workers Ask To Amend Wage-Fixing Suit
• Zurich Says It Had No Duty To Keep $19M Award Secret
• 8th Circ. Asked To Nix Fraud Tax Credit Suit, $90M Judgment
• Data Center Power Provider Accelevation Eyes $660M IPO
• Blue States Expand Fight Over Trump Offshore Wind Buyouts
• Commerce On The Lookout For Polysilicon Stockpiling
• How Data Center Projects Can Navigate Wyo. Siting Process
• Oil Cos. Escape Mich. Climate Change Antitrust Suit
• Pennsylvania Powerhouse: Cozen O'Connor
• HVAC Contractor Accused Of $8M 'Mass Save' Rebate Fraud
• Sidley Lands Energy Pro In Miami From Squire Patton
• AI Data Centers Accused Of Skirting Enviro Permits In Texas
• EU, Philippines Reach Preliminary Free Trade Deal
• Deal Resolves Oil Pump Case After Final Albright Patent Trial
• Mich. City Says Data Center Moratorium Suit Is Premature
• FERC Wrongly Segmented Pipeline's Water Eval, DC Circ. Told
• US, China Officials Discuss Trade Ahead Of Trump, Xi Meeting
• Ohio Justices Nix Data Center Voter Poll Over Citizen Suits
• Honeywell Aerospace Sues Electric Car Cos. Over Patents
• Willkie Hires Ex-Gibson Dunn Energy Pro In Paris
• Funder Says $13M Albania Default Judgment Should Stand
• Ex-Vitol Oil Trader Gets 4 Years For Bribe Schemes
• Nigeria Claims Win In Long-Running Hydropower Plant Feud
• Texas Oil Exec Asks 5th Circ. To Ax 'Lopsided' $210M Verdict
• 9th Circ. Asks Wash. Justices About Indirect Employer Claims
• USDA Disclosure Rule Could Snag Energy Project Deals
• NC Judge Exempts Data Center Developer From 1-Year Ban
• RI Judge Pulls Plug On EPA's $7B Solar Program Termination
• Transpo Tracker: Amazon Crash Suits, Md. Bridge Claims Trimmed
• Fed. Circ. Clears Commerce's Argentine Oil Pipe Levies
• Attys 'Itching' To Join Congressional Probes Of Trump Admin
• Mexico Deploys New Aluminum Trade Flow Monitor
• EU Continues Above-Average Pace Probing Trade Practices
• Chinese Tin Mill Imports Face Triple-Digit Duties
• Ex-YPF Investors Take Argentina To ICSID Over 2012 Seizure
• Texas Judge Won't Block Voting Rule For Rick Perry's AI Co.
• Oil Giants, Estate Agree To End Heat Wave Death Claims
• Wash. High Court Strikes Down Natural Gas Voter Initiative
• Ex-Conn. Utility Regulator Defends Appeal Of FOIA Fine
• Corpay Reaches $100M Deal In FTC Case Over Hidden Fees
• EPA Sued Over Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Rule Repeal
• GE Vernova, Vineyard Wind Drop Dispute Over Payment
• Fed. Circ. Approves $3.2M In Atty Fees In Diamond IP Case
• Electricity Tax Rules Kept In Irish EU Reg Draft, Over Protests
• IRS Notice Helps Bridge Carbon Capture Reporting Gap
• Holtec Nuclear Delays $750M IPO Citing Market Conditions
• Sen. Dems Question Oversight Of Venezuela Resource Funds
• Canada Commits To Trade Initiatives With EU, Southeast Asia
• OpenAI Aims For $1.2T Valuation, More Rumors
• 9th Circ. Ruling Marks New Chapter In Risk Factor Tug-Of-War
• Bulgarian, Egyptian And Vietnamese Rebar Hit With US Duties
• Commerce Orders Duties On Algerian Steel Rod Imports
• CFTC Probing Carbon Credit Markets, Enforcement Chief Says
• Conn. Agency Rejects Avangrid Units' Bids For Higher Rates
• Willkie Hires Ex-Akerman Data Center Pros For Dallas Office
• DTE Faces Suit Alleging Retaliation Over Fermi 2 Safety Data
• House Clears Russia Sanctions Bill With New Tariff Powers
• NJ's Greenbaum Rowe Launches New Data Center Practice
• EPA's Policy Repeals May Spell Exit From Climate Regulation
• EU Threatens To Block MMG's $500M Nickel Mine Deal
• 10th Circ. Clears The Way To Fill Denver's Expanded Reservoir
• 1 Year And $1B Later, Trade Fraud Remains Key Priority
• Power Plant Drops $14M Lost Revenue Coverage Fight
• Why Pa. Push For Brownfield Renewables May Not Be Enough
• Solar Co. Users Seek OK On $15M Deal To End Defect Claims
• EU Eyes Canada As First Associate Member Amid Rift With US
• Troutman, Latham Lead $585M Midstream Assets Sale
• Oil Parts Co. Moves To Settle Suit Over Trimmed Wages
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Cultivating Good Judgment
• DOJ Says Fed Law Preempt Colo., Denver Efficiency Mandates
• Alaska Judge Defers To Army Corps In Gold Mine Permit Row
• 4th Circ. Probes Party Standing Over FERC Grid Planning Rule
• Feds Seek $61M In Crypto From Iranian Military Oil Sales
• AG Pushes Data Center Rates To Protect NC Customers
• Feds Fight Ex-Fla. Rep's Bid For Time Served In FARA Case
• Attorney Escapes $12M Unlawful Tax Strategy Suit In Colo.
• 5th Circ. Ruling Hints At Loper Bright's Effect On OSHA Suits
• Foley Adds Corporate Ace From Gibson Dunn In Houston
• Trade Court Upholds Commerce's New Mexican Pipe Duty Test
• EU States Resist Taxing Electricity No More Than Natural Gas
• EU Lawmakers Back Carbon Tax For Finished Steel Goods
• US Finalizes Duties Rates For 3 Asian Countries' Solar Cells
• Allianz Affiliate Hit With Sanctions Over Data Spoliation
• Motor Vehicles Lead Product Liability Litigation, Report Says
• Fed. Circ. Vacates $486K, $4M Patent Trial Wins For NCS
• Colo. Justices Won't Review $3.36M Verdict Against Gas Co.
• Pa. Warns Data Center Growth Could Overwhelm Supply
• Hyliion Investors End Suit Over Data Center Deal
• EPA Repeals Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Rule
• NextEra, Dominion Offer $1B Va. Plan Ahead Of $67B Merger
• Electrical Co. Claims Ex-Worker Took Trade Secrets To Rival
• Trade Court OKs ITC's Freight Coupler Duty Determination
• Georgia Ordered To Pay Enka $350M Plus Interest
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Commerce Sets Early Duty Rate On Chinese Tin Mill Imports
• McGuireWoods Consulting Adds New Energy Group Co-Head
• Atlas Energy Inks $17M Deal To End Investor Suit Over Reorg
• King & Wood Hires Debevoise Disputes Atty
• Tesla Investors Press Del. High Court To Keep Cases In State
• NRC Targets Red Tape In Broad Overhaul Of Reactor Regs
• 5th Circ. Says Enviro Groups Timely In Prairie-Chicken Fight
• Bitcoin Miner Atlantic HPC Lands $150M SPAC Merger
• Fuel Wholesaler Seeks Toss Of Station Operators' Suit
• Tatneft Says Ukraine Is Politicizing $173M Award Appeal
• Solar Contractor, CBRE Unit Blamed In $1B LA Building Fire
• Commerce Failed To Flag Errors For Kazakhstani Metal Co.
• Attorneys Using AI May Have Ethical Duty To Redact Docs
• DC Circ. Nixes Energy Dept.'s Order To Keep Coal Plant Open
• FERC Chair Maintains Push To Fast-Track Gas Pipeline Work
• Mich. Tribes, Enviro Groups Challenge Line 5 Tunnel Permits
• US, Ohio Settle 15-Year Dam Mining Dispute
• 10th Circ. Backs 72-Year-Old's Firing Over Data Misuse
• Wash. High Court Takes Up Yakama Nation Fuel Tax Dispute
• Hess Corp. Says Insurers Must Cover Cancer Suits
• Energy Dept. Sued Again Over 'Blue State' Grant Terminations
• Ex-Lighting Co. Workers Must Face Trade Secret Suit
• What Bulk-Power Gear Import EO Means For US Energy Cos.
• Illinois, Nicor Gas Cut $140M Rate Reduction Deal
• China Aims For Early Rollout Of $30B US Tariff Cut Package
• TPG, Blue Owl, CVC Exploring Deals, And More Rumors
• Fulcrum Trust Wants To Claw Back $13.5M Insider Payments
• 3 Firms Steer $2.55B Enbridge-Tallgrass Crude Oil Deal
• Juggling And Unicycling Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Unharmed Class Members Don't Sink US Steel Pollution Suit
• Solar Farms Owner Hits Ch. 11 With More Than $100M Debt
• Wash. Officials Immune To Energy Code Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Conn. Regulator GC Admonished To Abide By Records Law
• Court Lets Stand Exxon Win In Decade-Old Securities Case
• Mexico Owes $15.9M For Closing Quarry Site, Tribunal Says
• Ex-Nikola CEO's Pardon Doesn't Let Him Beat Investor Suit
• Chevron, Insurers Settle $52M Iran Oil Seizure Dispute
• Enviro Groups Challenge BLM's Colo., Wyo. Oil Lease Sales
• Ford Says DOT Concern Over China Tech 'Wrongheaded'
• Mich. To Revisit Line 5 Tunnel Permits After High Court Ruling
• Unpacking Texas' New Grid Reliability Rules For Data Centers
• Nuclear Energy Firm HGP Going Public Via $1.2B SPAC Deal
• Great Britain To Briefly Cancel VAT On Domestic Electricity
• Analog, Alif Ink $1.4B Deal Steered By Wachtell And DLA Piper
• 3rd Circ. Vacates Approval For NJ Pipeline Project
• 8th Circ. Backs Tribal Court In Energy Co.'s Easement Fight
• Judge Nixes Atty's Bid For More Depositions In $12M Tax Suit
• Mass. Gov. Orders Community Deals For New AI Data Centers
• Fed. Circ. Backs Nuke Plants' Win In DOE Breach Case
• ConocoPhillips Exits Wash. Tribes' Suits Over Climate Harm
• Ga. Power Line Tree Trimmer Didn't Pay Full OT, Worker Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• EPA Guidance May Simplify On-Site Power For Data Centers
• Gibson Dunn-Led Holtec Nuclear Readies $825M IPO
• W.Va. AG Calls Pa. Alternative Energy Laws Unconstitutional
• CIT Backs Commerce's Reworked Korean Wind Tower Rate
• Philips North America Can't Shake 401(k) Fund, Forfeiture Suit
• Tamarack, Headwater To Merge In $7.2B Canadian Energy Deal
• Baker Botts Names New Energy, Infrastructure Leaders
• Ohio Justices Tee Up Data Center Vote In Another City
• Judge Won't Drop Charges Against Adani's Co-Defendants Yet
• Wash. AG Opposes PacifiCorp $1.9B Sale Of State Assets
• 4 Texas Supreme Court Oil & Gas Cases To Watch This Term
• Ga. Landowners' Water Pollution Dispute Sent To Mediation
• EPA Calls SD Tribe's Uranium Mine Challenge 'Flimsy'
• Conn. AG Pans Ex-Utility GM's Bid To Keep Gov't Pension
• NextEra's $67B Deal Clears Vote Ahead Of Regulatory Hurdles
• Electric Co. And Zurich Settle $5M Airport Dispute
• ERISA Recap: 5 Appellate Rulings To Know From August
• US Steel Pollution Class Has 'Unharmed' Members, Court Told
• US Extends Trade Programs With African Countries, Haiti
• AI Land Use Fights Are Just Getting Started In Mass.
• Oil Cos. Seek Quick Appeal To Nix Suit Over Heat Wave Death
• Maduro Says Narco-Terrorism Charge Has No US Link
• Judge Decries 'Gamesmanship' In Nixing EPA Waiver Moves
• Alaska's Izembek Road Work OK'd Despite Axed Land Swap
• ISun Ch. 7 Trustee Sues Former Execs Over Self-Dealing
• Freshfields, V&E Guide Flex's $4.4B EPC Power Deal
• 8th Circ. Says Exclusion Bars Oil Well Blast Coverage
• EPA Appeals Order To Determine Soot Standard Compliance
• Cities, Groups Ask Judge To Keep $3B EPA Grant Funding Alive
• Mich. Court Keeps Ann Arbor Public Power Measure On Ballot
• Worker Says Colo. Mining Co. Shorted Pay, Including Overtime
• Nippon Tells 9th Circ. Not To Revive US Steel Merger Case
• SolaREIT Names New GC, Transaction Counsel
• How Orbital Data Centers May Test NEPA's Reach
• Jenner & Block Adds Crowell Energy Partner To DC Office
• Ballet Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Hess, Pioneer, Others Can't Duck Shale Oil Price-Fix Claims
• Trump Foreign Equipment Order Perplexes Power Cos.
• Crypto Mine Noise Suit Belongs In State Court, Neighbors Say
• Russian Vessel Seized In Norway Over $4.2B Crimea Award
• Avangrid Says $124M 401(k) Suit Relies On Mismatched Funds
• Groups Push To Revive Challenges To Trump Monument Cuts
• What Cos. Should Know About DOE Energy Dominance Loans
• Buchanan, Davis Polk Steer Vertiv-UIG Deal Worth Up To $2.6B
• Austrian Oil Pipe Imports Facing Possible Countervailing Duty
• Clifford Chance Can Arbitrate $3.5M Congo Fee Dispute
• GM Can't Escape Fla. EV Charger Defect Class Action
• High Court Case Looms Over State Climate Superfund Fights
• Colo. Panel Mulls Enviro Groups' Challenge To Emission Rule
• Interior Board Stays BLM Data Center Approval In Nevada
• X.AI Neighbors Defend Miss. Data Center Noise Claims
• EPA Grants 29 Small Refiners Renewable Fuel Exemptions
• SB Energy Launches Plans For Anticipated $5B IPO
• DOE Energy Financing Overhaul Opens Paths For Developers
• NY's Landmark Climate Change Superfund Law Blocked