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Project Finance - September, 2017

203 articles

• Tribes Want Insurers' Coverage Suit Tossed In Pipeline Row
• Perry's FERC Grid Pricing Plan Would Roil Energy Markets
• Democrats Propose $40B Rural Internet Access Plan
• Cape Wind Project Lease Again Gets Fed. Approval
• Puerto Rico Rejects $1B Loan From Power Utility Bondholders
• Bankruptcy Trustee Wants Seadrill To Move Cash To US Banks
• Upcoming Oral Arguments Energy Attys Should Watch
• SunEdison Directed To Patch Up D&O Allocation Agreement
• Ex-EPA Boss Slams 'Rearview Mirror' Trump Administration
• Trump Deregulatory Push Puts New Rail, Truck Rules In Doubt
• Enviros Get Hollow Victory In 10th Circ. Frack Rule Fight
• Islanders Submit New Arena Bid For Belmont Racetrack Site
• DC Circ. Delays But Doesn't Nix Coal Ash Oral Arguments
• San Juan Can't Stop Vote On Restructuring Bank's $4.1B Debt
• New Sedona Principles Stress Information Governance
• How To Help PE Clients Attract Infrastructure Investors
• Enviros Say EPA Keeping Docs On Effluent Rule Secret
• Williams Details Eminent Domain Plan For $1.9B Pipeline
• Venezuela Wants $490M Award Tossed In Glassmaker Row
• IRS Rejection Of Renewable Energy Tax Credits Is Puzzling
• Puerto Rico Power Co. Bondholders Offer $1B DIP Loan
• White House Goals Include Broadband Funding: Adviser
• SunEdison Fights For D&O Allocation In Shareholder Suits
• EPA Proposal To Rescind Clean Water Rule Draws Praise, Fire
• FERC's View Of $3.5B Pipeline Unchanged By GHG Analysis
• Interior Dept. Sued For Petroleum Institute Meeting Records
• For More Value And Diversity In Outside Counsel, Go Small
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit Pa. $143M Pipeline Permit Ruling
• Citing Hurricane, Judge Postpones Puerto Rico Debt Hearings
• Dem State AGs Vow to Keep Up 'Legal Resistance' To Trump
• Sunoco Pipeline Accused Of Violating Protesters' Rights
• 10th Circ. Mining Ruling Digs Up Worry For Tribal Projects
• Westinghouse Seeks To Block Ga. Power Contract Termination
• Canada, US Driller Spar Over NAFTA Rules In $103.6M Row
• Trump Taps NJ Motor Vehicle Chief To Lead FMCSA
• API Says States Should Take Lead On Fracking Rule
• 4 Things To Watch For After ITC's Solar Imports Ruling
• Feds, TransCanada Push To Dodge Enviros' Keystone XL Suits
• Enviros, Tribes Seek To Jump-Start Obama-Era Methane Regs
• Congo Officials Can't Be Targeted In €567M Award Row: Judge
• Puerto Rico Agency Wants To Minimize Restructuring Delays
• EPA Appeals Board Nixes Challenges To Ariz. Copper Mine
• NJ Lawmakers Call On Feds To Help Fund $13B Transit Project
• SolarCity To Pay $30M To Close Feds' Subsidies Probe
• Enviros Sue Feds To Stop Copper Mine, Protect Rare Jaguar
• Crystallex Urges DC Circ. To Uphold $1.2B Venezuela Award
• Judge Sends 'Message' In Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Sentence
• EPA Permit Reviews Could Weaken Under Reorganization
• DC Judge Refuses To Stop Purple Line Construction
• SunEdison Slams 'Disgruntled' Investors' Appeal Over Ch. 11
• ITC Says Imports Hurt Solar-Makers; Trump Will Pick Remedy
• FCC Inquiry Sees Contention Over Broadband Standards
• Enviros Sue To Stop Montana Gold Mine Near Yellowstone
• Ontario To Join California And Quebec's Carbon Market
• Ex-Water Agency Head Gets 8 Years In Kickback Scheme
• DC Circ. Sees 'No Logic' In FERC Connection Cost Rules
• Enviros Oppose EPA Bid To Delay Coal Ash Rule Litigation
• USDA's 'Roadless Rule' Passes Muster, Court Finds
• EPA Says Enviros' Effluent Rule Suit Moot
• Oil Cos., Transporters Embrace Jones Act Waiver After Irma
• 10th Circ. Slams Door On BLM Fracking Rule Litigation
• Ill. High Court Backs Reversal Of $1.8B Power Line Approval
• Squire Patton Boggs Bolsters Public Finance Practice
• FCC's Wireless Report Is Misleading, Media Org. Charges
• Hyperloop One Closes $85M Series B-1 Funding Round
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider FERC Rate Change Ruling
• The Role Legal Finance Can Play In Firm Year-End Collections
• Ga. Landowners Take Transco Pipeline Fight To 11th Circ.
• States Sue DOT Over Greenhouse Gas Measure Delays
• NY Judge Pauses $19M Arbitration Over Power Plant Project
• SF, Oakland Sue Oil Giants Over Climate Change Costs
• O'Melveny, DLA Steer $100M Deal For Braves Florida Facility
• DC Councilman's Estate Settles Out Of Bid-Rigging Suit
• Adams Resources Gets Nod For Additional Well Interest Sale
• Applying Delaware Contract Law To LPA Safe Harbors
• 'Per-Doc' Pricing Can Improve Document Review
• History Shows Infrastructure Plans Need Better Oversight
• Permits For Washington Methanol Refinery Nixed
• NC Appeals Court Backs Duke Monopoly Over Power Sales
• Prosecutors Seek 5-Year Fraud Sentence For Ex-Tech Exec
• Valero Scraps Plains Terminal Deal Targeted By Calif. AG Suit
• FERC Lifts Limit On Construction Of $4.2B ETP Pipeline
• Senate Panel Advances Key Energy Noms
• Well Owners Want Maxus To Close $15M Ch. 11 Sale
• Fla. Utility Sued Over 'Storm Charge' After Irma Outages
• DOI Recommendations To Shrink Monuments Draw Fire
• Maryland Fights Another Purple Line Challenge
• Coal Leasing Review Must Cover Climate Change, Enviros Say
• Wind Farm Needed Osage Nation Lease, 10th Circ. Says
• GHGs Must Be Part Of Pipeline Reviews, Enviros Tell FERC
• Idaho Judge Fines Mining Co. $251K For Pollution Discharge
• Trump Angling To Revive Dormant Ex-Im Bank
• Stinson Leonard Street Nabs Energy, Infrastructure Partner
• Ex-SunEdison Execs Get OK For $17M In Investor Deals
• Judge Blocks DOJ's Immigration Conditions On Grants
• 10th Circ. Says BLM Flubbed GHG Analysis For Coal Leases
• Enviros Blast EPA's Weak Emissions Rules Before DC Circ.
• Rusoro Says Venezuela Must Post Bond In $1.2B Award Row
• House Introduces Resolution To Encourage 5G Rollout
• Why A Hanjin Fleet Came To Hong Kong
• FERC Overrides NY Denial Of Pipeline Permit
• A Guide To The Executive Branch Official Nomination Process
• Judge Trims Tribe's Suit Over Okla. Fracking Approvals
• FCC To Take Action On Lifeline Program, Chairman Pai Says
• Texas Panel Nixes ETP Rehearing Bid In $535M Pipeline Row
• Puerto Rico Utility Creditors Lose Bid To Appoint Receiver
• Calif. Halts Regional Grid System Proposal
• Laos Wins Final Set-Aside Of $56M Arbitral Award
• Mexico Unveils $4B More In Green Bonds To Fund New Airport
• EPA Postpones Power Plant Effluent Guidelines For 2 Years
• NJ Pipeline Plan Gets Green Light From Pinelands Panel
• Sidley-Repped Goldman Invests $233M In Baltimore Project
• New Detroit Span Spells Current One's Doom, DC Circ. Told
• Okla. Landowner Urges 10th Circ. To Revive Drill Permit Suit
• Sierra Club Sues For Trump's Border Wall Docs
• Puerto Rico Fuel Line Lenders Prep For Utility Revenue Fight
• Anglers Seek Quick Win In Bid To Block $43M NY Wind Farm
• Seadrill To Defer Debt Payments, Raise $1B Through Ch. 11
• Hanergy Wants $7.2M In Calif. Solar Project Contract Row
• It's Official: Paris, LA To Host 2024, 2028 Summer Olympics
• West Palm Beach Sues Federal Gov't Over Road Extension
• Del. River Regulator Moves Toward Permanent Fracking Ban
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Nix Kids' Climate Suit
• How The Utility Of The Future Will Evolve: Part 3
• Westinghouse Can Pay Bonuses To Retain Key Employees
• K&L Gates Picks Up Oil & Gas Duo From Winstead In Texas
• Contractor Urges DC Circ. Not To End Appeal Of $8.5M Award
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pa. Property Seizure For $1.9B Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Won't Halt Ariz. Highway Project For Enviro Fight
• No Stay For High Court Bid In Navajo Right-Of-Way Suit
• Enviros Say 3rd Circ. Got Pa. Pipeline Permit Ruling Wrong
• Quebec Environmentalists Urge ICSID To Toss Driller's Claim
• Feds Fight New Trial, Acquittal Bids Over Conn. Stadium Fraud
• Feds, Rhode Island Escape Tribal Challenge To Bridge Project
• DOE, Enviro Group Denied Quick Wins By Judge In FOIA Suit
• Inside China's New Policies On Overseas Investments
• How The Utility Of The Future Will Evolve: Part 2
• Waters Of US Rule Challengers Slam EPA, Corps In High Court
• San Juan Fights Puerto Rican Bank's $4.1B Debt Deal
• Insurer Must Cover Water Damage To VA Center: Calif. Court
• Ariz. Power Plant, Navajo Mine Immune To Suit, Judge Says
• Enviros Ask Judge To Save Keystone Pipeline Suit
• FERC Won't Stop Construction Of $144M Pa. Pipeline Project
• W.Va. Yanks Water Permit For $3.5B Mountain Valley Pipeline
• Goodmans Guides Coeur Mining In $250M Deal For BC Mine
• Trump Taps CSX, McClure Execs To Pipeline, Highway Posts
• Ohio EPA Dings ETP Over $4.2B Pipeline Construction
• How The Utility Of The Future Will Evolve: Part 1
• Why More Global Giants Are Renouncing Their HQs
• Firms Stay The Course On London Growth Amid Brexit Haze
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2017
• Where The Global 20 Are Bolstering Their Ranks
• Global Firms Snap Up India Work With Liberalization In Limbo
• Pa. DEP Approves Air Permits For $1.9B Williams Pipeline
• Dubai Ruling On Immunity A Welcome Sign For Investors
• TD Bank Prices Its First US Green Bond At $1B
• TransCanada Seeks Pause Of $12B Pipeline Review
• Deals Rumor Mill: Zhong An, Guala Closures, Cemig
• Minn. Wins Halt Of $2.2B Flood Mitigation Project
• Atlantic Coast Pipeline Developers Press FERC For Approval
• Venezuela Calls $1.2B Rusoro Award 'Fatally Flawed'
• How Collaboration Is Changing Inside Some Law Firms
• Trump Nominates Hunton & Williams Atty For EPA Air Job
• IRS Grants Safe Harbor For Utilities With Accounting Errors
• Way Cleared For Colo. Town's Broadband Ballot Proposal
• EPA Tells DC Circ. CPP Withdrawal Rule Coming This Fall
• FERC Nominees Commit To Enforcement, Regulatory Goals
• USFS Gets Court OK On Mine-Related Enviro Review In Ariz.
• Tax Reform Isn't One-Size-Fits-All For Energy Industry
• Seventy Seven Seeks Sanctions Against Firm In Merger Suit
• Retired Colonel In Haiti Bribe Plot Deemed Flight Risk
• Detroit Residents' Arena Fund Suit A Delay Tactic, Orgs. Say
• DC Circ. Ruling Could Change Pipeline Review Procedure
• NY Pipeline Permit Nix Shows Overreach, 2nd Circ. Told
• Dealing With Difficult Lawyers
• Puerto Rico Electric Co. Wants Rate Row Heard By Fed. Court
• Panama Canal Given 2nd Chance In $288M Construction Row
• House Dems Slam Energy Industry Influence On DOI Panel
• EFH, NextEra Units Settle $29M Wind Farm Credit Dispute
• Haynes And Boone Adds 2 Energy Litigation Partners
• Senate Dem Wants EPA Records On Clean Water Rule Rewrite
• FERC Eminent Domain Powers Are Unconstitutional, Suit Says
• Metro Rips Injunction Bid In 1st Amendment Suit Over Ads
• Pipeline Co. Says 2nd Circ. Got NY Permit Ruling Wrong
• Gas Groups Urge 7th Circ. To Strike Down Ill. Nuke Subsidies
• Trump Taps Lawyers For EPA GC, Water Office Jobs
• FERC Snags Skadden Atty For New General Counsel
• Saul Ewing, Arnstein & Lehr Merger Yields 15-Office Firm
• APR Energy Can't Subpoena Australian Bank In NY: Judge
• Enviros, Law Groups Urge 9th Circ. Not To Nix Climate Suit
• 4 More States Opt In To FirstNet, Bringing Total To 20
• Wind Power: A Strong Market But An Uncertain Future
• Feds, Enviros Agree To End ESA Suit Over Minn. Forest
• FERC Won't Halt Construction Of $455M NY Pipeline Project
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider EPA Effluent Data Ruling
• Venezuela Sanctions Boost Legal Risks For Energy Cos.
• Texas Justices To Review $9.6M Oil Rig Injury Verdict
• EPA Suit Revival Needs High Court Review, Utility Groups Say
• FERC Refuses To Block $1.9B Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline
• Gov't Rips Challenge To Trump's 2-For-1 Regulation Order
• SunEdison Asks To Split Insurance To Cover Securities Deals
• Canadian PE Deals Soar As Industrial, Tech Sectors Boom
• Preserving The Business Deal In The Final Hours