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Project Finance - June, 2021

214 articles

• Construction Cos. End $226M Feud With Mexican Utility
• NJ Lawmakers Approve Corp. Tax Break Change Bill
• Keystone Developer Says Nixed Pipeline Should End Suit
• NJ Greenlights 2.6MW Worth Of Offshore Wind Projects
• Federal Tech, Trade Bill Needs IP Owner Transparency Tweaks
• State Courts' Stark Lack Of Diversity Demands Action
• Gov'ts Must Balance Green Energy, Investment Treaty Duties
• Pioneer Inks $5.8M Deal To End Suit Over Colo. Superfund Site
• Settlement Ends $93M Suit Over Amtrak Train Lease
• Justices Ease Pipeline Fears In State Land Rights Fight
• Alaska Tribe Appeals Certificate For Open Pit Gold Mine
• Judge Pauses Solar Investor's $31M Award Suit Against Spain
• No $33M Tax Credit For Butane Fuel Mix, 7th Circ. Rules
• 4th Circ. Won't Undo Norfolk Southern's Loss To Coal Seller
• Broadband Advocates Tout $65B In Biden's Infrastructure Deal
• Nine Point Ch. 11 Sale Passes With Caliber Lien Protections
• House Clears Huge R&D Bills, But Must Contend With Senate
• La. Parishes Fight Bid To Get Drilling Case To Fed. Court
• Justices Back $1B Pipeline In State Land Rights Dispute
• Nine Point Ch. 11 Sale Delayed After $7M Lien Ruling
• 10th Circ. Revives New Mexico Solar Fee Dispute
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Pollution Fight Against Dynegy
• Feds Say Tribe Members' Claims Over Highway Widening Fail
• Obstacles Abound For Biden's Climate Change Pledge
• Fla. Judge Certifies Class In $100M EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Giuliani Suspension Highlights Ethical Pitfalls For All Lawyers
• Justices Won't Referee Fight Over Wash. Coal Export Denial
• Ariz. Apache Group's Atty Says US Repeats 'Tragic Injustice'
• EB-5 Investors Fight Fee Request After Civil Theft Claim Nixed
• Commerce Ready To End Duties On More Chinese Solar Cells
• Cos. Need ESG Strategies That Address Climate Change
• Senate Dems Float Extending Tax Credit To Nuke Plants
• House Votes To Undo Trump-Era Oil And Gas Methane Regs
• Up Close With Wyoming's Top Enviro Official
• Nine Point Says ND Statute Bars Caliber's Ch. 11 Liens
• Justices Back Refiners In Biofuel Exemption Row
• Caliber Says $157M Ch. 11 Lien Supported By Its Drilling Role
• Biden, GOP Senators Strike $1.2T Infrastructure Deal
• FERC Launches Long-Awaited Public Participation Office
• Skanska Wants Coverage For Subcontractor Damage
• Feds Say Oil And Gas Lease Injunction Doesn't Stop Wyo. Suit
• FERC Defends Virginia Gas Pipeline Approval
• Rising Star: Troutman Pepper's Vaughn Morrison
• Army Corps Defends Climate Review Of Enbridge Pipeline
• 2nd Circ. Doesn't Show Hand In $150M Venezuelan Bond Case
• Tribe Kept Immunity In Clean Water Act Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Exxon Must Face Mass. AG's Climate Change Suit
• Steinmetz May Drop $10B Guinea Mining Suit Against Soros
• Ex-Goldman Banker Settles SEC's Ghana Bribery Case
• Army Corps Expands Review Of Enbridge Mich. Pipeline
• Coal Biz Pushes Justices To Review EPA Air Regs Authority
• Aviation Watch: Supersonic Jet Plans Face Strong Headwinds
• Dynegy Agrees To Remove Coal Ash At Former Ill. Plant
• Rising Star: Skadden's Leah Chacón
• Watchdog Report Calls For Pipeline Safety Reg Analysis
• Mayorkas Can't Fix Trump-Era EB-5 Rule, Court Says
• Feds Say Texas Counties' Bullet Train Suit In Wrong Court
• Venezuela's State Oil Co. Fights $1.9B Bond Order
• Rely On Fiber To Bridge Digital Divide, Industry Group Says
• Sens. Urged To Invest In Variety Of Broadband Technologies
• Gas Station Hits Colonial Pipeline With Class Suit Over Attack
• FERC Hit With $234M Complaint Over Edenville Dam Bust
• DC Circ. Faults FERC Policy In Nixing Pipeline Approval
• Navigating Inadvertent Attorney-Client Privilege Waivers
• Michelman & Robinson Names First Arbitration Practice Chair
• Energy Transfer Calls $20M FERC Fine 'Outrageous'
• Rising Star: Latham & Watkins' David Ziyambi
• Symbion Says It's Wrongly Targeted In $30M Award Fight
• Pro-Border Wall Group Loses 2nd Circ. Asset Freeze Fight
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Bullet Train Eminent Domain Fight
• Hazy Future Of Trump-Era NEPA Rule Dooms Suit, Judge Says
• Rising Star: Akin Gump's Daniel Lynch
• Justices Won't Review $16.5M Superfund Dispute
• Attorneys Beware: Zoom Depositions Are Likely Inadmissible
• Justices Told Border Wall Freeze Can't Undo Gov't's Losses
• Tribe Says Calif. Wind Farm Dispute Threatens Its Sovereignty
• Dem Protests May Cut Gas Tax Hike From Infrastructure Plan
• ND Joins High Court Fight To Curb EPA Emissions Authority
• Energy Deal Spat Faces Hurdles In Angola, Judge Told
• Green Groups Seek To Undo Exelon Hydro Dam Relicensing
• Water Pipeline Co. Says It Belongs In Project Easement Fight
• Up Close With Pennsylvania's Top Environmental Official
• Rising Star: McDermott's Chris Gladbach
• State Street Dishes Docs In Euro Gov't Bond-Rigging Suit Deal
• Wash. State Can Enforce CWA Permits Against Mining Co.
• 9th Circ. Says EPA's Move On Alaska Mine Can Be Challenged
• FERC Extends Hand To States In Grid Project Push
• Nine Point Denied Quick Win On Pipeline Liens
• Senate Confirms Latham Partner To Serve As Interior's No. 2
• NJ Fed. Court Should Ditch Litigation Funding Disclosure Plan
• Texas Gas Co. Asks To Toss 'Second Attempt' Contract Suit
• Georgia Power, Contractor Settle Suit Over $7.1M Bill
• New FERC Gas Project Review Can't Stand, Enbridge Says
• Bipartisan Support Shows Bright Future For Carbon Capture
• Foes Of Obama Center Slam 'Orwellian' Environmental Review
• Law Firm Talent Must Reflect Shifting US Demographics
• CFIUS Bills Offer Insight On Top Foreign Investment Concerns
• Feds Say No To Vacating Guilty Plea In $42M Pollution Case
• Ore. LNG Project Still A Threat Despite Pause, DC Circ. Told
• La. Judge Blocks Biden's Ban On New Oil And Gas Leases
• Gigabit Speed Is The Goal Of $40B Broadband Bill
• Nigeria Says It Never Waived Immunity In $10B Award Fight
• MGM Drops Suit Against DOI Over Tribal Gambling Compacts
• Bracewell Lures Ex-K&L Gates Arbitration Leader
• Grid Operator Backs FERC Energy Storage Order At DC Circ.
• Wind Farm Seeks To Restore Defenses In Osage Trespass Suit
• SpaceX's Starlink Won't Harm Environment, DC Circ. Told
• Engineering Firm Gets $8M Award Against Guinea OK'd
• Ex-Seadrill Ltd. Workers Hit Debtor With WARN Act Suit
• Activists Reach Deal To Curtail Logging In Oregon Forest
• Sioux Tribes, Army Corps Debate Fate Of Dakota Access Suit
• ​​​​​​​Biden Admin. Asks Justices To Erase Border Wall Rulings
• Minn. Court Backs State Approval Of Enbridge Oil Pipeline
• Justices Aren't Eager To Skip Ahead On Climate Litigation
• Developer Can't Pursue Lost Profits From Chicago Law Firm
• NY Solar Project Order Creates Uncertainty For Developers
• DynaResource Accused Of Flouting Gold Mine Court Order
• Ex-Kinder Morgan Atty Joins Van Ness Feldman
• Justices Stay Out Of California Cities' Climate Change Suits
• Insurers Should Shun Total Oil Project, Climate Groups Say
• AT&T Pushes Back Against Parts Of Biden Broadband Plan
• Biden DOT Eyes Stiff Car Safety Rules And Worker Protections
• EPA Signals Overhaul Of Chemical And Pesticide Regulations
• Biden Admin. Puts Tighter Oil And Gas Regs On The Table
• Developer Drops $2B Kalama Methanol Refinery Project
• Feds Restore $929M Calif. High-Speed Rail Grant To End Suit
• A Gov't Contractor's Road Map To Biden Cybersecurity Order
• Interior Dept. Floats NY, NJ Offshore Wind Lease Sale
• Uranium Mine Developer Tells DC Circ. To Nix Tribe's Appeal
• A Biz Strategy Model To Improve Lateral Atty Hiring Diversity
• Developer Fights Class Cert. In $100M EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Kilpatrick Adds Greenberg Traurig Disputes Veteran
• UK Probes Part Of National Grid's $14.7B Deal With US Utility
• Former Houston Controller Joins Jones Walker
• The Future Of Climate Suits After Justices' Baltimore Ruling
• Biden Admin. Moves To Revoke Trump Royalty Valuation Rule
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. Limits On Ex-BLM Head Now Moot
• Paul Hastings Launches Climate-Focused Energy Team
• Mass. Town Must Allow Indoor Pot Farm In Agriculture Zone
• Del. Judge Grapples With Sanctions In $2B Award Suit
• BP Unit Drops High Court Appeal Of $111M Superfund Case
• FERC Says Midwest Transmission Rate Reviews Were Sound
• House Dems Move On Highway Bill As Biden-GOP Talks Stall
• Investors Fall Short On Claims Wind Co. Buyer Had 'Side Deal'
• Exxon Seeks Pause Of Conn. Climate Suit Remand
• Fiber Co. Says It Will Defer To Tribes' Wireless Projects
• EPA Will Again Redefine Scope Of Clean Water Act
• Coal Co. Hits Poland With $1B Arbitration Over Mine Project
• TC Energy Drops Keystone XL Pipeline
• Republican AGs Want A Say In Kids' Climate Suit Deal Talks
• How Biden Tax Plans Would Boost Renewable Energy
• Smaller Firms Need Employee Wellness Programs, Too
• Defendants In SEC's Landmark Liu Case Must Repay $21M
• Senate Passes Massive Tech, Trade Bill Aimed At China
• 'Friendly' Ukraine Asks DC Circ. To Pause $112M Tatneft Suit
• Interior Dept. Floats Offshore Wind In Gulf Of Mexico
• US Says States, Industry Can't Stop Oil And Gas Lease Pause
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Energy Storage Order Isn't Discriminatory
• Utilities Aim To Ease FERC's Fears Over SE Power Market Plan
• Saxton & Stump Adds Philly Area Real Estate Atty
• Biden Aims To Jolt Lagging Supply Chains
• 9th Circ. Appeal Fizzles In Sharks' Transit Expansion Fight
• Texas Oil Co. Urges OK Of $8.5M Award Amid Bribery Claims
• Justices Pass On Prairie Chicken Conservation Fight
• Anglo American Fights Colombia Over Halted Mine Project
• Tribe Sues To Stop New York Hydrogen Plant
• Chancery Looks To Contract First In $286M Texas Power Suit
• O'Melveny Opens Austin Office With Four Ex-T&K Attys
• Biden Wants 'Speculative' Carbon Cost Metric Suit Tossed
• Construction Services Firm Katerra Hits Ch. 11 In Texas
• Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp Ink $32M Deal For Jay Peak Role
• Egypt In Default In Iron Ore Investor's $115M Arbitration Suit
• Costa Rica Prevails In Claim Over Nixed Gold Mine
• Gravel Co. To Pay $1.75M To Settle False Claims Act Case
• Texas Bets On Utility Securitization To Shore Up Power Market
• VP Harris Kicks Off $1B Tribal Broadband Grant Program
• Mo. Utility Gets Court OK To Buy Assets From Co-Developer
• Akin Gump Says It Can't Rep Bouchard Owners In Co.'s Ch. 11
• Feds Will Reconsider Trump's Endangered Species Act Rules
• US Offshore Wind Poised For Growth, But Challenges Remain
• Stop Networking, Start Relationship Marketing
• Insurer Argo Cuts Ties With Canadian Oil Pipeline Co.
• Biden's DOI Can't Get Suit Over DOI Coal Leasing Paused
• Australian Mining Co. Launches Arbitration Against Cameroon
• NRC Tells DC Circ. To Nix Tribe's Uranium Mine Permit Appeal
• Tatneft Urges DC Circ. To Affirm $112M Award Against Ukraine
• NY Senate OKs Package Reining In Local Tax Break Powers
• Royalty Owners Ask 10th Circ. To Back $155M Sunoco Verdict
• Mich. Says Canada Is Missing The Point In Pipeline Dispute
• Pa. Town Fears Imminent Harm From Sewer Tunneling Project
• Exxon Climate Case Sent Back To Connecticut State Court
• Balch & Bingham Opens Austin Office With Energy Pro
• What Attorneys Should Know About Fee Deferral
• Mille Lacs Band Urges 8th Circ. To Preserve Police Power Suit
• Ukraine Must Post Bond To Pause $112M Award Enforcement
• Ex-Commissioners Press FERC To Expand Power Markets
• FERC OKs Gas Projects Despite Commissioners' Climate Split
• Predictions On Pandemic's Lasting Impact On Legal Education
• Centennial Ends Bid For $10M In Failed Saltwater Well Deal
• DC Circ. Told FERC Can't OK Changes To Contested LNG Plan
• Orrick Lands Ex-Kirkland Energy Tax Expert As Partner
• Calif. Wants EPA To Restore Power Over Vehicle Emissions
• BIP Seeks To Usurp Pembina With $7.02B Inter Pipeline Bid
• Ecuador Gets Nearly $36M Trimmed From Oil Profits Award
• Interior Dept. Suspends Arctic Refuge Drilling Leases
• FCC Sued Over Changes To SpaceX's Starlink Internet System
• Greens Oppose Feds' Bid To Moot Keystone Permit Appeal
• Biden's Clean Energy Goals Require Big Hydrogen Push
• Lawyer Perfectionism Is A Disease We Can Control
• Mining Group Asks Justices To Define EPA's Emissions Clout
• Pembina Inks $6.9B Deal For Inter Pipeline, Topping BIP's Bid
• Ga. Justices Say $1.5B Stadium Co. Exempt From Taxes
• Bracewell, Weil Lead Kinder Morgan's $1.2B Pipeline Buy
• Justices Won't Review Ill. Fracking Moratorium