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Project Finance - October, 2021

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• EPA To Reconsider Ozone Standards Lowered In 2015
• Guatemalan Hydropower Developer Seeks OK Of $7.5M Award
• BLM Will Expand Climate Reviews Of Oil And Gas Lease Sales
• Responding To Migratory Bird Law Uncertainty Under Biden
• Justices Will Review DC Circ. Power Plant GHG Rule Decision
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, V&E, Gibson Dunn
• Lessons From Afghanistan Mining On Conflict Area Ventures
• Climate Change Is Major Chunk Of $1.85T Biden Budget Plan
• DC Circ. Mulls Fate Of $10B Oregon Pipeline Project
• Oil Execs Face Hill Heat Over Alleged Climate Deceptions
• How Biden Officials Plan To Turn Tide On Enviro Justice
• US DOT, California Partner To Expedite Supply Chain Projects
• NJ Rate Watchdog Fights $800M PSEG Nuclear Plant Subsidy
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Gives OK To Amended Bond Act
• Steinmetz, Soros Feud Over Guinean Mining Deal Is Ended
• Pakistan Says Miner's $6B Award Case Can't Proceed In US
• EPA Asks Court To Sign Off On $5.7M Deal With Land O'Lakes
• Feds Can't Defend $2M Gas Royalty Payment Order, Oxy Says
• Travelers Wants Swiss Re To Help Pay City's $3.2M Damage
• Southwest Gas Mulls Carl Icahn's $4.4B Takeover Bid
• NY Cites Climate Law In Rejecting Power Plant Retrofits
• Lawyers Can And Should Commit To Climate Action
• Green Group Threatens Suit Over Pa. Methane Smog Plan
• Seadrill Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Plan That Drops $4.9B Of Debt
• Cybersecurity Rules Needed For Transpo Sector, Reps. Say
• Wind Farm Says JPMorgan Can't Rush Force Majeure Fight
• Business Groups Urge Stay On Vacating Trump Water Rule
• Full Dallas Appeals Court Debates ERCOT Immunity Status
• 3 Firms Rep Crestwood's $1.8B Midstream Energy Biz Buy
• Ballard Spahr Gets Experienced Tax Attorney To Rejoin Firm
• Feds Propose Rescinding Trump-Era Species Habitat Rules
• Navistar Will Pay $52M To Settle EPA Truck Engine Claims
• Tribes Say Massacre Site Nationally Significant In Mine Fight
• Confronting Origination Credit: Why GCs Need To Speak Up
• PJM Blasts $2.5B Power Line Developer's FERC Fight
• Former LA Port Operator Pushes For Contamination Coverage
• Biden Administration Proceeds With Alaska Oil Lease Sales
• Time Running Out For Puerto Rico Debt Plan, Judge Says
• Trump-Era Clean Water Rule Hit With Death Blow
• Okla. Court Extends McGirt Ruling To Quapaw Reservation
• U.S. Treasury Council Backs SEC's Climate Disclosure Plans
• Stalled Bond Bill Could Endanger Puerto Rico Restructuring
• Clean Energy Borrowers Ask Full 9th Circ. To Review Cert. Bid
• FERC Says Redo Of Utility Power Deal Rules Was Warranted
• Truce Reached In Fight Over Oregon Hydropower Operations
• 7th Circ. Pauses Federal Suit Over Wis. Transmission Line
• Gibson Dunn Snags Private Equity Team From Vinson & Elkins
• Crow Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Back Its Power In Utility Case
• Commissioners Clash Over FERC Power Market Plan Inaction
• Hawaii Judge Won't Reconsider Maui's Water Permit Order
• NM Rep. Floats Bill To Block Mining In Pecos Watershed
• Enviro Groups Want Mont. Court To Axe Gas Plant's Air Permit
• Kumtor's $8M Ch. 11 Loan Approved With Lien Restrictions
• DLA Piper Guides Stantec's $500M Deal For Cardno Assets
• Green Groups Want Maine Dams Shuttered In Salmon Dispute
• Nine Point Ruling Limits High Court Bankruptcy Contract Rule
• Trump-Era NEPA Overhaul Must Still Be Nixed, 4th Circ. Hears
• Maui Challenges $1M Atty Fees In Water Pollution Suit
• Aussie Mining Co. Asks DC Judge To Nix Pakistan's New Info
• JV Wants New Trial In $850M Texas Highway Project Suit
• Gulf Oil Says Climate Suit Is Too Speculative To Stand
• FERC Commissioners Explain Split On Clean Energy Subsidy
• Time For Biden EPA To Resolve 'Waters Of US' Debate
• Wind Farm Can't Take $71M Winter Storm Suit To State Court
• FERC Cases Lead Off DC Circ.'s In-Person Hearings
• Financial Planning Tips For Retiring Law Firm Partners
• Feds May Need Power To Take State Lands For New Grid
• Kutak Rock Snags 10 Attorneys For New Florida Office
• Court Told To Nix 'Afterthought' Bid To Halt $500M Power Line
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Plan Under Fire As Hearing Approaches
• High Claims Volume In Design-Build Makes Insuring Onerous
• Oil Co. Wins Discovery For Ukraine's Unpaid $112M Award
• FERC Nominee Touts Necessity Of Stricter Climate Reviews
• Eversheds Sutherland Snags Chevron Atty As Energy Partner
• Preparing Remote Deposition Defenses For Corporate Entities
• FERC Got PURPA Eligibility Wrong, DC Circ. Told
• Ameren Says 8th Circ. Air Permit Ruling Will Sow Uncertainty
• Steel Importers Take Another Swing At Security Tariffs
• Texas Justices Asked To Cut Houston From Water Project
• Feds Seek $13.8M In Clean Coal Project Contract Breach Suit
• Draft Plan Illuminates EPA's Enviro Justice, Climate Priorities
• Developers Hit With $450K In Penalties From Visa Fraud Case
• Cities' Lead Pipe Overhauls Need More Than Federal Cash
• Why Law Schools Should Require Justice Reform Curriculum
• US, Wind Farm Cos. Ask for Win in Okla. 'Mining' Suit
• Steinmetz Ordered To Honor Year-Old Discovery Request
• Biden Officials Say Tracking Is Key To Enviro Justice Efforts
• Texas Justices Reverse Course To Hear Bullet Train Fight
• ND Tribe Members Suing Over Oil Spill May Seek Only $1
• High Court Won't Pause Ruling Axing Spire Pipeline Permit
• Proposed Mass. Enviro Regs Prompt Compliance Questions
• Texas Justices To Review $820M Refinery Feud
• 49ers Stadium Contractor To Pay Team $6M For ADA Liability
• FERC Commissioner Splits Ramp Up Confirmation Pressure
• Australian Regulator Lets AusNet Mull $7.4B APA Bid
• EPA Unveils Plan To Address Native Water Challenges
• Biden Officials Say Environmental Justice Is Top Priority
• Tribal Partnerships Could Supercharge Grid Development
• 4 Antitrust Risk Areas To Watch For Government Contractors
• US Solar Cos. Warn Of China Blowback If Anonymity Dashed
• Orrick, Cleary Hit With $310M Malpractice Suit
• $112M Lima Toll Road Award Suit Must Go On, Co. Says
• Polsinelli Adds Energy Pro To Ranks In Chicago
• Judge Blocks Mont. Law That Restricts Coal Plant Closures
• Biden Admin. Plans 'Ambitious' Wind Farms On US Coastline
• Calif. County's Ban On Oil, Gas Wells Struck Down
• Vale Says Steinmetz Has Ignored Year-Old Discovery Request
• Girardi Scandal Provides Important Ethics Lessons
• CEQ Leader Touts NEPA Reviews As Key To Climate Agenda
• FERC Split Opens Door For Southeast Power Market Plan
• US Says Wind Farm Developers' Lies Deserve Sanctions
• Oglala Sioux Tribe Won't Help Army Corps' DAPL Review
• Embracing ESG: Jabil GC Talks Compliance Preparation
• FCC's Rosenworcel Says It's Not Too Early To Plan For 6G
• DC Circ. Should Strike Gulf Of Mexico Leases, Groups Say
• Clean Energy Backers Aim To Keep Shine On Ga. Solar Boom
• Green Group Urges Justices To Skip Spire Pipeline Fight
• EPA To Rely On Civil Rights Act Power To Reach Justice Goals
• 9th Circ. Backs Class Rejection for PACE Borrowers
• Santa Fe Resort Equity Owner Says Ch. 11 Deal A 'Sham'
• NY Judge Dumps Challenge To Renewable Project Siting Regs
• Derains Denies Congo's Claims In $772M Award Fight
• 3 Ways CLOs Can Drive ESG Efforts
• Commerce Readies Steep Duties On Indian Wind Towers
• Calif. Oil Spill Must Prompt New Drilling Review, Group Says
• Ex-SCANA CEO Gets 2 Years For Nuclear Project Coverup
• Major Rail, Subway Systems To Face New Cybersecurity Rules
• Energy Cos. Spar At FERC Over $1B Transmission Project
• Sudan Targeted In Malaysian Oil Assets Dispute
• Spain Tells DC Judge European High Court Decision Reigns
• How Law Firms Can Rethink Offices In A Post-Pandemic World
• Wash. Supreme Court Denies Review Of Youth Climate Suit
• Federal Agencies Launch Plans To Reach Biden Climate Goals
• Feds Say La.'s Bid To Move Lease Suit Already Rejected Once
• Projects Would Face Stiffer Scrutiny Under Biden NEPA Rule
• JPMorgan Says Texas Winter Storm Was No Force Majeure
• NY Fund Boss Gets 7 Years For $26M Belize Airport Scam
• John Wood Unit Asks High Court To Stop $700M Texas Case
• Protecting Attorney-Client Privilege In Human Rights Audits
• Judge Will Have Final Say On Puerto Rico Fiscal Plan
• White House Proposes Strengthening NEPA Reviews
• Osage Nation Members Slam Feds In Oil, Gas Royalties Suit
• $86M Deal To End Calif. Superfund Suit Is Finalized
• Norwegian Can't Reopen Deposition In Havana Dock Suit
• Pa. Justices Will Weigh If 'Bad Faith' Factors In Fee Fight
• Canada Leans On Treaty In Fight Over Enbridge Pipeline
• FERC Urged To Undo Rollback Of Clean Energy Subsidy Order
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Climate Suit Remand For Exxon Appeal
• Activist Hits Back At Canadian National In Proxy Fight
• Calif. Oil Spill Will Ramp Up Regulatory Heat On Feds
• Spire Pipeline Urges High Court To Delay Permit Wipeout
• High Court Won't Reopen Pa.'s Fight Over Bridge Agency Pact
• Embracing ESG: Baker Hughes CLO Talks Sustainability Team
• Congo Hit With Claim By Iron Ore Miner
• Justices Won't Review Pa. Coal Mining Takings Ruling
• High Court Denies Calif. Appeal In Ch. 11 Trustee Takings Suit
• Justices Won't Review Gulf LNG Win In $372M Arbitration Row
• Canadian National Sets Special Meeting Ahead Of Proxy Battle
• West Texas Gas Reaches $5M Clean Air Settlement
• Supreme Court's Return Could Deliver Conservative Windfall
• House OKs Short-Term Patch Amid Stalled Infrastructure Vote
• Libya Can't Get €83M Award To Austrian Co. Nixed
• Texas Justices Won't Rehear $100M Coal Cleanup Case
• Pro Say: A Supreme Court Term Packed With Landmark Cases
• Feds Seek Escape From $30M Tribal Highway Suit
• New Del. High Court Rulings Scuttle Chancery Merger Suit
• Pa. Utility Withdraws 'Zombie' Permit, Cancels Gas Plant
• Up Next At High Court: State Water Rights, CIA Black Sites
• Native Corp. Demands That Feds Clean Up Polluted Land
• What Mainstreaming Of Litigation Finance Means For Industry
• Great Lakes States Team Up For Electric Car Charging Grid
• EPA Again Bans Startup, Shutdown Air Quality Exemptions
• Enviro Review Standard Tweaks May Clarify Cleanup Liability
• Kavanaugh Tests Positive For COVID, Has No Symptoms