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Project Finance - June, 2022

213 articles

• PDVSA Looks To Block ConocoPhillips' Asset Seizure Request
• Green Groups Say Bird Species Needs Habitat Protection
• Panthers' HQ Builder Told To Revise $20M Loan Docs
• Court's Ruling Leaves Narrow Path For EPA's Climate Rules
• Mass. Power Plant Approved For Ch. 11 Disclosure Docs
• EPA Urged To Reject Central Calif. Carbon Capture Projects
• DC Circ. Keeps GOP's Calif. Vehicle Authority Appeal Paused
• Iranian Oil Co. Can't Get $2.4B Award In Gas Deal Fight Nixed
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Pleads 5th In Flint Trial Appearance
• DC Circ. Pauses Landowners' Spire Eminent Domain Fight
• Judge Says Shell Should Face RI Climate Change Suit
• Holland & Knight Adds Attorney With LNG Background In DC
• Ethics Considerations For Attorneys Joining Nonprofit Boards
• Rising Star: MoFo's Ann Lilienthal
• Justices To Mull Limits Of Fraud In NY 'Buffalo Billion' Cases
• High Court Pares Down EPA's Clean Air Act Power
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Claims No Memory On Aspects Of Flint Crisis
• Chinese Co. Says $558M Award In Ecuador Oil Fight Is Valid
• Tribes Say BLM Didn't Consult Them Over Nev. Lithium Mine
• DOE Downplays Climate Impacts Of $39B Alaska LNG Project
• Trust, But Verify: Building A Global Carbon Credit Market
• Groups Say Western Oil & Gas Leasing Must Evaluate GHGs
• Rising Star: Latham's Kelly Cataldo
• Flint Jury To Hear From Ex-Gov. After Court Quashes Charges
• Water Rights Holders File $68M Ch. 11 Suit Against Alto Maipo
• Enviro Groups Say Texas Refuses To Follow Air Permit Rules
• Wash. Justices Ponder Coverage For Delayed Tunnel Project
• One Mystery Word Has Set Off A Race For Rural EB-5 Deals
• Texas Infrastructure Act And Renewables Projects: 1 Year In
• DC Circ. Backs FERC's Approval Of $468M Gas Pipeline
• Broadband Projects Likely Face Severe Workforce Shortages
• Clean Energy Co. Intersect Gets $750M Boost From 3 Firms
• Energy Cos. Can't Duck Fees For $1.2B Project, 5th Circ. Told
• Mass. Gas Plant Pays $44M To End FERC Payment Probe
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Gregory D. Howling
• Feds Drop Haitian Bribe Case After Discovering New Evidence
• Biofuel Group Fights Blending Pass For Refiners At DC Circ.
• La. Enviro Agency Can't Join Pollution Suit, 5th Circ. Told
• PacifiCorp Can't Keep Fire Claims In Federal Court
• NY Wind Project Inks Whale Protection Deal With Advocates
• Calif. Ruling Steadies Fraught EB-5 Landscape For Now
• Bankrupt Texas Power Plant Gets $144M Asset Sale Approved
• DOT Standards For EV Chargers Address Key Public Concerns
• 9th Circ. Keeps Calif. Climate Change Cases In State Courts
• Justices Turn Away 2nd Circ. Mongolia Mining Case
• Gibson Dunn, K&L Gates Lead $470M Utility Contractor Merger
• Toshiba Defends $500M Hydro Plant Work In Bid To Duck Suit
• Texas Improperly Planned $5.6B Highway Project, Groups Say
• Rising Star: King & Spalding's Tristan Pelham Webb
• Mining Project On Sacred Apache Land Lawful, 9th Circ. Says
• Duke Energy $59M Contract Dispute Slimmed, Heads To Trial
• FCC Chair 'Committed' To Return Of Net Neutrality
• NJ Panel Sends $75M LNG Dock Contract Tiff To Arbitration
• DOI Aims To Ease Offshore Wind-Fishing Industry Tensions
• DC Circ. Allows Groups To Defend EPA Turbine Standards
• 5th Circ.'s Nixing Of SEC Judges May Mean Trouble For FERC
• Texas Justices Clarify Eminent Domain Counterclaim Rules
• Now's The Time To Address Archaic Law School Curricula
• Rising Stars: Bracewell's Patrick K. Johnson
• Vinson & Elkins Names 3 Int'l Dispute Resolution Heads
• Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
• Texas Justices Say High-Speed Rail Can Use Eminent Domain
• Tribunal's Decision On Intra-EU Pacts Could Start Trend
• Pa. Court Worries Bridge Collapse Case Could Be 'Quagmire'
• White House, East Coast States Work To Boost Offshore Wind
• Gibson Dunn, Foley Rep $500M Investment In Solar Power Biz
• Ga. Mine Sues Army Corps For Yanking Water Findings
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Public Finance Atty To Atlanta Office
• Judge Approves $1B Surfside Deal, Holds Off On Fee Request
• Biden Admin. Restores Flexibility To ESA Habitat Definition
• Lessons From Lawyer Fee-Sharing Agreements Gone Wrong
• Proposed Gas Tax Break Could Foil Infrastructure Upgrades
• Insurer Owed LA Port Operator Defense From City, Judge Says
• DOJ Says Trade Group Can't Join Suit Over EB-5 Visa Freeze
• LeClairRyan Bankruptcy Highlights Pass-Through Tax Issue
• Circuits' Remand Of State Climate Suits May Mean Big Liability
• DOI Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Coal Mine Emissions Ruling
• Texas Nuke Waste Storage Foes Have No Case, DC Circ. Told
• Pittsburgh Says NTSB Inquiry Bars Bridge Record Release
• Spain Gets Win On Intra-EU Objection In $78M Solar Claim
• Commerce Dept. Makes Inroads On Nat'l Broadband Strategy
• Ga. Nuclear Plant's Spiking Costs Spark Court Fight
• Fond Du Lac Tribe Says PolyMet Can't End Mine Suit
• Clarion JV Gets $210M Loan To Build Calif. Industrial Project
• Revlon Case Opens, And LATAM Lands Its Ch. 11 Plan
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To FERC Pipeline Powers
• Atty Says Feds Destroyed Evidence, Wants FCPA Case Tossed
• 8 Steps To Creating A Legal Ops Technology Road Map
• Justices Advance Fight Over NJ's Bid To Leave Port Pact
• Will BigLaw Regret Its Hiring Spree As The Economy Softens?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Jury Awards Engineering Firm $20M In Gas Plant Cost Dispute
• New Mexico Tells 10th Circ. It Can Fight Texas Nuke Storage
• Puerto Rico Highway Debt Reorg Heading For Creditor Vote
• Tribes Ask High Court To Keep Clean Water Act Protections
• DC Circ. Dumps Power Plants From NE Fuel Storage Plan
• An Early Step Toward Regulation Of Carbon Offset Market
• Red States Press 5th Circ. To Block Carbon Metric Rule
• Texas Justices To Review Total E&P's $41M Dispute
• IP Forecast: Cooley To Fight DQ Bid In Tech Patent Row
• En Banc 11th Circ. Asked To Ditch 'Old' Arbitration Precedent
• Mich., Wis. Biz Group Backs Bad River Tribe In Line 5 Suit
• FERC Unveils Plan To Get Clean Energy On The Grid Faster
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit $1.1B Power Plant Fight
• The Importance Of Data And Data Analysis In Litigation
• Amtrak's Insurers Aim To Cap Tunnel Rebuilding Coverage
• 8th Circ. Weighs If Red States Can Fight Carbon Cost Metric
• Tokio Marine Unit Notches $4M Win On Construction Bond
• EPA Cuts Acceptable PFAS Levels In New Water Health Rules
• Spain Loses Bid To Annul $62M Renewable Energy Award
• EU Hydrogen Plans: Infrastructure And Regulatory Challenges
• Court Stands By Feds' Review Of Alaskan Mining Road
• Energy Co.'s $15M Arbitration Win Against Kyrgyzstan OK'd
• Regulators Will Weigh In On Settling Pa. Town's Sewer Suit
• SEC Says Rochester, NY, Misled Investors In $119M Bond
• New Ocean Shipping Regs On Deck, But Inland Woes Persist
• Oklahoma Seeks Early Win In Coal Mining Fight With Feds
• Power Cos. Push DC Circ. To Nix FERC Market Cap Rule
• Texas Court Orders New Trial In $2.2M Offshore Injury Dispute
• Clean Energy Cos. Back Calif.'s Power Over Vehicle Emissions
• How Cos. Can Track Infrastructure Act Projects — And Funds
• After Blocking Of Drilling Lease Ban, Biden Admin. Seeks Win
• DC Circ. Says FERC Properly Claimed LNG Facility Authority
• Steps Companies Can Take To Mitigate Privilege Labeling Risk
• Alston & Bird Adds Hodgson Russ, McGuireWoods Attys
• Shell Says Gulf Oil Lease Wipeout Undermines US Interests
• Feds Ask DC Circuit To Revive Obama-Era Logging Rules
• House Sends Ocean Shipping Reform Bill To Biden
• Settlement Investigator Sees Red Flags In EB-5 Fraud Deal
• Orrick Bulks Up Energy Team With Finance Pro From Kirkland
• Immigrant Investor Sues USCIS Over EB-5 Processing Delay
• FirstEnergy, Investors Say $180M Deal Resolves Bribe Suit
• FCC Republican Calls Lack Of Broadband Strategy 'Troubling'
• ERCOT Wants Immunity Status From Texas High Court
• EPA Tells High Court Wetlands Project Needed Water Permit
• Sierra Club Sues To Block Utah Coal Mine Expansion
• DOT Floats EV Charging Rule As Regulatory Gaps Linger
• Sanctions Bid Against DOI In Lithium Mine Case Gets Tossed
• Admiral Claims No Duty To Zurich In Texas Highway Fight
• North Dakota Judge Tosses MHA Nation's Drilling Suit
• NextEra Units Say Court Must OK €291M Award Against Spain
• FCC Urged To Cut Local Reg Burdens On Broadband Growth
• Despite Carbon Cost Win, Biden Climate Plans Still At Risk
• What Litigation Funding Disclosure In Delaware May Look Like
• TCEQ Doesn't Have To Restart Injection Well Permit Review
• Peruvian Contractor Bemoans Delay In $131.5M Award Case
• DC Circ. Backs FERC OK Of Hydro Project Safety Upgrade
• Tribe Seeks Early Win In Texas Oil Terminal Challenge
• Westlake Chemical Units Agree To $111M Air Pollution Deal
• Insurer Doesn't Have To Cover Border Wall Payment Scam
• Deadline Questions Hang Over PDVSA In $38M Debt Case
• Calif. Judge Faults Parts Of Kern County Oil Permitting Rules
• Citing NY State Climate Law, Judge Denies Power Plant Permit
• FERC Urges 5th Circ. To Let Stand Bankruptcy Contract Order
• Sens. Worry Flawed Maps Threaten Broadband Build-Out
• Green Groups Cite Climate In Challenge To Biofuel Refineries
• Willkie Guides Fund's $650M Hydrogen Platform Investment
• Mayer Brown Revs Up Finance Group Growth With 2 Laterals
• Oil Co. Says $8.5M Award Against Saudi Co. Can Be OK'd
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Trump-Era National Security Steel Tariffs
• Ecuador On The Hook For $10.7M In Oil Drilling Case
• French Court Upholds $1.7B Award For Canadian Miner
• Judge Won't Revive BP Spill Fraud Claims Against Attys
• Making The Hydrogen Revolution A Reality
• Exxon, Suncor Ask Justices To Review Climate Suit Remand
• Akin Gump Adds Renewable Projects Pro From Norton Rose
• Advocates Blame 'Smear Campaign' For Hobbled FCC
• Chilean Power Co. Asks US Court To Enforce $11M Award
• Biden Stakes Out More Assertive Path For Solar Development
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Climate Solutions Partner In Boston
• Insurer Seeks Escape From $37M Natural Gas Plant Suit
• Louisiana, API Urge DC Circ. To Revive Offshore Lease Sale
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Montana Tribes Drop Keystone Pipeline Challenge
• Power Co. Says Factory Mutual Owes $16 Million
• Key Legal And Regulatory Trends In Oil And Gas Transactions
• Energy Transfer Faces Investor Suit Over Proposed FERC Fine
• Oklahoma Judge Won't Block Fort Sill Apache Casino
• How In-House Legal Leaders Can Drive Corporate Growth
• Chicago Developers Must Pay $1.65M For Breaking Settlement
• Panthers' Real Estate Co. Can Draw Up To $5M On Ch. 11 Loan
• 9th Circ. Rounds Out Calif. Offshore Fracking Opponents' Win
• Justices Won't Hear Ch. 11 Equitable Mootness Case
• Biden Carves Out 2-Year Exemption From Solar Tariff Probe
• CFTC Commish Warns Of 'Mission Creep' In Climate Query
• The Biggest Changes In EPA's New Water Rule
• FERC Urged To Nix 'Unjust' Pipeline Capacity Bidding Practice
• EU Says €291M Arbitration Award Violates European Law
• Attorneys Should Tread Carefully On Job Counteroffers
• FTC Lets $435M Fuel Terminal Deal Proceed, With Conditions
• Policy, Not Lawsuits, Is The Best Way To Fight Climate Change
• Norton Rose Brings On Ex-MoFo Renewable Energy Pro In LA
• Feds Lowballed Arlington Over Cemetery Land, 4th Circ. Says
• Calif. Supreme Court Will Guide 9th Circ. On PG&E Liability
• TPC Can Roll Debt Into Group DIP
• DC Circ. Won't Vacate Boiler Efficiency Regulations
• EPA Wants More Water Permit Power For States, Tribes
• GAO Says Gov't Broadband Expansion Efforts Scattered
• Ga. Telecom Co., Investment Banker Agree To End $2M Suit
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Time To Get Serious About Data
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Tossing Grid Security Upgrades Fight
• FCC Poised To Tackle Offshore Wireless Network Needs
• Earthjustice Taps Nonprofit Atty To Run New Houston Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: Glencore, Goldman, FTX, Saudi Aramco
• $79M Deal In Columbia Pipeline Merger Suit Gets Chancery OK
• Del. Chancery Pauses Nikola Corp. Class Action
• Mongolia Urges Justices To Turn Away 2nd Circ. Mining Case
• EPA Opposes Effort To Restart Water Rule Challenge
• Supplier Owes Contractor $390K Over Atlanta Airport Project
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: TPC Group Inc.
• Solar Developer Says Zurich Defaulted On $31M Bond
• RPC Lands Arbitration Lawyer In London To Head Team
• Embattled TPC Group Hits Ch. 11 With Deal To Cut $1.3B Debt