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Project Finance - September, 2021

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• Infrastructure Bill In Limbo As House Continues To Mull Vote
• NY Town's Telecom Fight Falls Short, Judge Says
• $115M Fight With Iron Ore Investor Isn't Over Yet, Egypt Says
• Enviro Groups Allowed To Continue Colo. Mine Pollution Suit
• Court Orders Feds To Better Justify Colo. Lease Sale
• Commerce Wants Solar Tariff Seekers To Name Names
• Mass. Man Convicted In $50M Federal Energy Grant Scheme
• Split Conn. Top Court Affirms State's Power Plant Approval
• DynaResource Says Contempt Order Results In 'Injustice'
• EPA Says Decision Paving Way For Pebble Mine Must Go
• Ranch Gets Discovery In Permian Pipeline Condemnation Row
• FERC Divide Cinches Rollback Of Clean Energy Subsidy Order
• Vacatur Of Trump Water Rule Means More Uncertainty Ahead
• What 9th Circ. Privilege Test Means For Dual-Purpose Advice
• Clifford Chance Guides $125M Iraq Port Financing Deal
• Missourians Say Northrop Downplayed Toxic Water Pollution
• Puerto Rican Utility Can't Shed $3.9B Vitol Fuel Contracts
• Republican FERC Members Blast Clean Power Legislation
• Dana Gas Wins $608M Award Against Iran's Oil Co.
• Biden Deals Final Blow To Trump-Era Royalty Valuation Rule
• Blue AGs Tell 9th Circ. Climate Deceit Suits Are States' Turf
• Minn. Contractor Admits To Rigging Public Contracts Bids
• Lifting The Veil On The Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
• Schlumberger Unit Ponies Up $1.4M To Settle Sanctions Case
• EU Carbon Border Fee Plan Could Spark Trade Wrangling
• Centerra Asks Arbitrator To Block Kyrgyz Acts At Gold Mine
• World Bank Should Add Sanctions To Curb Human Trafficking
• Sempra, SoCalGas Cut $1.8B Aliso Canyon Gas Leak Deal
• Japan's JERA To Invest $1.58B In Philippine Energy Producer
• Salt Lake City Says Telecom Owes For Equipment Relocation
• ERCOT Asks Texas Justices To Decide Immunity Status
• Indian Co. Wins $32M Award For Rwanda Power Line Project
• Embracing ESG: United Natural Foods GC Talks Bottom Line
• PennEast Developers Abandon $1B Pipeline
• Climate Youths Urge No Judgment On Nonprofit Leaving Suit
• Union Pacific Scores Win In Chicago Metra Rail Line Fight
• Colombia Can't Get $19M Glencore Award Axed
• Utility Looks To Nix FTC Deal Obligations After Spinoff
• Feds, Pa. Pulled Road Project 'Bait and Switch,' NAACP Says
• For-Profit Tribal Entities Now Eligible For Development Funds
• 3 Attorney Ethics Considerations For Litigation Funding
• Biden Launches Security Probe Of Crucial Magnet Imports
• Perkins Coie Snags Obama Vet For Offshore Wind Push
• Calif. Tells 9th Circ. Federal Dam Not Allowed To Hurt Trout
• FERC Puts New Grid Regs On Table After Texas Blackouts
• COVID-19 Relief Funds Must Be Tech-Neutral, States Told
• The Difficult Art Of Advertising Carbon Reductions
• Big Oil Aims To Pause Remand In Hoboken's Climate Suit
• MVP: Pillsbury's Mona Dajani
• Amid Hiring Boom, McDermott Adds 6 Transactions Partners
• NY Utilities Defend Avoiding $1.6B Grid Project Future Costs
• Superfund Tax Would Boost Cleanups At Polluted Sites
• 1st Circ. Says Ex-RI Officials Shielded From Trucker Subpoena
• House Dems Push For Tax Breaks For Municipal Broadband
• Solar Industry Group Blasts Bid For New China-Based Tariffs
• How ABA Opinion Shifts Alternative Biz Structure Landscape
• Tribes Ask Army Corps To Ax DAPL Environment Consultant
• MVP: Winston & Strawn's Michael E. Pikiel Jr.
• Latham Hires Vinson Veteran For Energy M&A Practice
• NY Judge Won't Pause Renewable Project Siting Regs
• Texas Court Asked To Undo $6.5M Pipeline Use Award
• Hydropower Investors Seek OK Of $36M Spain Award
• Feds Didn't Tell Oil Cos. To Deceive Hawaiians, 9th Circ. Hears
• Justices Urged To Revive Dakota Access Pipeline Permit
• MVP: Latham's Jeff Greenberg
• APA's $7.2B AusNet Bid Sets Up Showdown With Brookfield
• Norton Rose, Baker Botts Lead Shell's $9.5B Permian Biz Sale
• Green Groups Say $2B LaGuardia AirTrain Needs More Review
• Biden, Airlines' Jet Fuel Emissions Goals In For Bumpy Ride
• Tribe Accuses Seattle Of 'Greenwashing' Hydro Dams' Impact
• Investors Seek Class Approval In Suit Over $3B Pa. Pipeline
• Embracing ESG: HPE Counsel Talk Effective Board Oversight
• MVP: Shearman & Sterling's Ben Shorten
• Former Oil Exec Joins Sidley In Houston
• Minn. Orders Enbridge To Pay $3.3M For Groundwater Release
• How Biden Plans To Cut Methane Emissions
• Calif. Judge Punts Trump's Narrowed Water Rule To Gov't
• Akin Gump Lands Ex-Nixon Peabody Energy Tax Pro In DC
• RBC Unit To Pay SEC $863K Over Muni Bond 'Flippers' Claims
• EPA Says Trump Maui Ruling Guidance Made Things Worse
• Justice Gap Demands Look At New Legal Service Models
• MVP: Norton Rose's Becky Diffen
• Puyallup Tribe Says Wash. Dam Operator Polluted River
• SEC Settles With Calif. School District Over $28M Bond Sale
• Gas Pipeline Co., Contractor Settle $15M Project Dispute
• ETP Tells FERC $20M Fine Fight Isn't A Globetrotters Game
• DC Circ. Refuses To Kill Challenge To FERC Powers
• Despite Risks, Venezuela May Rekindle Investor Interest
• Mass. Offshore Wind Farm Secures $2.3B In Funding
• Big Banks Say VRDO Antitrust Case's New Claims Don't Fly
• Illinois Gov. Signs Clean Energy Law Phasing Out Coal
• Kyrgyzstan Escapes Kumtor Gold Bid For Ch. 11 Sanctions
• Green Group Says Pa. Power Plant Can't Use 'Zombie' Permit
• FERC Shirked Climate Review Of LNG Project, DC Circ. Told
• CN Exits Battle For KCS, Clearing Path For Rival's $31B Deal
• Biden Climate Push Means Fossil Fuel Cos. Must Innovate
• Clean Energy Strikes It Rich With House Dems' Tax Proposal
• Local Orgs Tell 4th Circ. Climate Claims Belong In State Court
• Contractor Says Hidden Arbitrator Ties Not 'Unremarkable'
• Groups Oppose Bid To Reopen Hawaii Water Pollution Suit
• GE Nabs Early ITC Win In Wind Turbine IP Fight With Siemens
• Vermont Latest To Sue Big Oil Over Climate Change
• FERC Keeps STL Spire Pipeline Open, For Now
• EPA, Army Corps Guidance Walks Back Regulatory Certainty
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• 8th Circ. Revives ND Tribal Members' Pipeline Challenge
• Exxon Likens Calif. Climate Suit To Improper 'Lawfare'
• CN Investor Targets Board As KCS Opts For Rival's $31B Bid
• Embracing ESG: Leidos GC Talks Social Responsibility
• Fishing Groups Challenge Biden Offshore Wind Approvals
• How Environmental Litigation Can Block Renewable Projects
• Ga. Telecom Can't Get Out Of Investment Banker's $2M Suit
• 8th Circ. Lets Minn. County Drop Appeal After Justices' Ruling
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• House Dems Float $2.9T In Tax Increases To Pay For Budget
• Obama-Era Oil And Gas Royalty Valuations Upheld
• Colombia On The Hook In Eco Oro's $700M Mining Claim
• Kyrgyz Gov't Says Kumtor Gold Ch. 11 Sanction Bid Is Barred
• Judge Stands By Letting Pipeline Suit Play Out In Tribal Court
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Dumping Of High-Ethanol Fuel Rule
• EPA Moves To Block Pebble Mine Again
• Ill. House OKs $700M Nuclear Bailout In Clean Energy Bill
• House Dems' Clean Power Proposal Freezes Out Natural Gas
• Enviro Groups Say Maine Dams Block Salmon Route
• Energy Co. Says $1B Contract Forgery Suit Belongs In NY
• Ojibwe Tribe Fights for Jurisdiction Over Pipeline Case
• Pa., State Agency Cut From Suit Over Harrisburg Incinerator
• Biden Taps DC Utility Chief For Vacant FERC Slot
• Lessons In Crisis Lawyering 20 Years After 9/11
• Macquarie Gets Investors' Stock-Drop Suit Tossed
• 2nd Circ. Backs Convictions Of 'Buffalo Billion' Bid Riggers
• Pillsbury Adds 'Dynamic' Latham Energy Partner In New York
• Baltimore Tells 4th Circ. Climate Claims Belong In State Court
• NextEra Says $222M Fight With Duke Isn't FERC's Problem
• Fox Rothschild Amps Up Energy Practice With New Partner
• Coal Plant Fight Belongs In Montana, Co-Owner Says
• Key Anti-Corruption Tips For Green Energy And Tech Cos.
• Oil Cos. Must Fight Hoboken's Climate Suit In State Court
• DC Circ. Stands By Vacating STL Pipeline Permit
• Industry Urges Light Federal Touch In New Water Rule
• Soros Says Steinmetz Skirting Discovery Warrants Sanctions
• Minn. Loses Bid to Halt Suit In Tribal Court Over Pipeline
• SEC Lands Judgment Against CEO In Wind Turbine Fraud Suit
• Canadian Pipeline Co. Inks $3B Deal for Texas Oil Terminal
• Businessman Drops Appeal Of $32.5M Vt. Resort Investor Deal
• Feds Say Approvals Of $500M Power Line Were Sound
• Alaska Agency Must Examine Hilcorp Gas Leak, Court Finds
• House Committee Takes Step To Electrify US Vehicle Fleet
• DynaResource Sanctioned For Skirting Board Obligations
• Chinese Investors, Fla. Firm Settle Visa Fraud Claims
• Court Won't Undo Contractor's Plea In River Pollution Case
• Gulf Coast Offshore Wind: Opportunities And Challenges
• McDermott Expands Into Asia With Launch Of Singapore Hub
• Biden Taps Carbon Capture Pro For Energy Dept. Post
• CNX Can't Escape Contractor's $4.3M Bill
• ECJ Upends Ruling That Energy Subsidy To UK Was Illegal
• 8th Circ. Affirms Pipe-Marking Co.'s Win In Explosion Suit
• Judge Slams Army Corps For Lax Fish Protection In Oregon
• Calif.'s Complicated Transition On Solar Panel Disposal
• Why Structured Data Is Increasingly Important To Your Case
• Latham-Led Quanta Inks $2.7B Energy Project Contractor Deal
• Biden Launches Enviro Review Of NY Offshore Wind Project
• Pa. Takes Step To Join Growing Bloc Of Cap-And-Trade States
• Project Finance Partner Joins Latham In London
• Montana Utility Agrees To Changes To End EPA's Water Suit
• Ex-FERC Chair Chatterjee Joins Hogan Lovells
• Cos. 'Begging' For ESG Guidance From SEC, Report Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Miami Beach Project, Mack, Melo
• Embracing ESG: AIG Counsel Talks SEC Risk Alert
• Groups Seek To Block Biden Admin. Oil And Gas Lease Sale
• Kirkland Adds Ex-Baker Botts Tax Chair To Houston Team