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Project Finance - July, 2022

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• The 2022 Regional Powerhouses
• Ga. County Says Union Carbide Must Honor Spaceport Deal
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Feds' Habitat Credit Program On Deck For First-Ever Regs
• Enbridge Invests In $5.1B Liquefied Natural Gas Project
• DOI Says Okla. Can't Regulate Coal Mining On Tribes' Lands
• Group Challenges NC Permit For Hog Waste Energy Harvest
• Groups Say High Court Ruling Muddies Toss Of Species Rules
• Lessons From FERC New England Capacity Market Settlement
• Shareholder Latest To Object To $180M FirstEnergy Deal
• Cross-Border M&A Atty Joins Norton Rose's NY Practice
• Big Boost For Renewables At Stake In Surprise Inflation Bill
• Mining Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit Ruling On Ariz. Waste Site
• Calif. Judge Won't 'Reverse Field' To Restart Water Rule Suit
• Venezuela Dealt Blow In Feud Over Citgo Sales Process
• FCC Commits $77M In Funding To Fix 'Homework Gap'
• FERC Chair Doubts EPA Decision Limits Look At Emissions
• Sullivan, White & Case Rep $913M Electric Vehicle Deal
• Norton Rose DC Partner Named Global Energy Co-Leader
• Jenner & Block Launches Climate Solutions Practice
• Kirkland Reps Diversified In $240M Conoco Gas Assets Deal
• Manchin, Schumer Deal Carries 15% Corp. Minimum Tax
• 3 Biggest Hurdles For States Pushing Greener Energy
• House Votes To Extend FCC's Spectrum Auction Powers
• Kumtor Wins Ch. 11 Dismissal After Kyrgyzstan Mine Deal
• Energy Dept. Aims To Boost EV With $102M Battery Plant Loan
• How Lawyers Can Set Ethical Boundaries Post-Pandemic
• States Urge Alsup To Ask 9th Circ. For Water Rule Suit Restart
• NY Seeks To Build Another 2 Gigawatts Of Offshore Wind
• Public Finance Expert Joins Nixon Peabody As Partner
• Oil Cos. Tell Court Canceling Their Leases Is Out Of Bounds
• Mont. Utility Urges Justices To Curb Tribal Court Authority
• Minority Farmers Urge Court To Uphold Equal Protections
• Advocates Say FCC's Rural Health Surplus Indicates Problems
• Examining Equitable Mootness After High Court Ch. 11 Denial
• A Lawyer's Guide To Collecting Fees From Nonpaying Clients
• Utilities Back FERC Over New Grid Projects Order At DC Circ.
• How Justices' EPA Ruling Thwarts The Will Of The People
• Nord Stream 2's EU Arbitration Kept On Hold Until October
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Corps Defends Its Review Of Texas Oil Terminal's Permit
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit NC Hydro Project Ruling
• GAO Calls For National Plan To Increase Tribal Broadband
• Enviros Press FERC To Regulate Inland LNG Facilities
• How Lawyers Can Benefit From TikTok Without Being 'Cringe'
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5th Circ. Judge Sees No Dispute In FERC Authority Case
• Texas Power Co. Ends Suit With Insurer Over Winter Storm
• FCC Plans $4.3M In Fines Over Rural Broadband Defaults
• FERC Defends Power Market Subsidy Rule Overhaul
• Victims Will Sue Over Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse, Attys Say
• Mass. Court OKs Bridge Project Challenged By Boston Suburb
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Mining Co. Can't Enforce $29M Award As Challenge Is Pending
• Biden Climate Emergency Plans Face High Court Hurdle
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Nixed Endangered Species Rules
• FirstEnergy Directors Fight Atty Fees In $180M Settlement
• What Mass. Harbor Development Ruling Means For Projects
• EB-5 Regional Center Cos. Say USCIS Mandate Flouts Law
• 11th Circ. Won't Nix $40M Arbitral Award Over Conflict Claims
• Transportation Regulation To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2022
• Examining The Antitrust Claims In Texas Pipeline Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• UK Considers Rig Sale Remedy In Maersk, Noble Merger
• Flint Jury Hears Atty Criticisms In Final Argument
• US Takes An Interest In Iraq-Turkey Oil Arbitration
• Rural Wireless Providers Push For Expanded 5G Fund
• DC Circ. Urged To Dump License For Texas Nuke Waste Site
• Must Your Client Pay An Opponent's Expert For Prep Time?
• Balancing State, Investor Interests In The Energy Transition
• 8th Circ. Urged To Join 'Chorus' Of Climate Suit Remands
• Kumtor Gold Ch. 11 Dismissal Called Unfair To Creditors
• Flint Water Contractors Want 'A Pass,' Jury Hears In Closings
• DC Circ. Won't Review FERC Refusal To Bend Grid Rules
• Biden Admin. Floats Texas, La. Coasts For Wind Development
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Offers Clarity For Annulled Arbitral Awards
• Sheppard Mullin Launches In Houston With 18-Atty Team
• EPA Fuel Rule Threatens Endangered Species, Enviros Say
• US Challenges Mexico Over Energy Policy Shift
• Last Flint Trial Witness Says Contractors Met Standards
• Ranchers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Calif. Wind Farm Suit
• Phillips 66, Shell Ask 5th Circ. To Cast Aside Waterway Dues
• Vilsack Backs Pandemic-Era Subsidies For Minority Farmers
• Asset Manager Fundamental Lands $1.4B Fund
• Bar Exam Policies On Menstruation Still Fall Short
• Avoiding Subordination Of Secured Debt After TPC Decision
• 11th Circ. Wary Of Axing Atty Fees In Pipeline Easement Cases
• Groups Say Louisiana LNG Project Would Harm Climate
• Biden Urges 5th Circ. To Revive Carbon Metric Rule
• Ruby Pipeline Settles Ch. 11 Timeline, Plans January Exit
• TC Energy CEO Insists Columbia Deal Was Fair At Del. Trial
• Turkish Man Pleads Not Guilty In $1B Tax Credit Fraud Case
• Sunoco $155M Verdict Fight Is A Dead End, Justices Told
• Cannabis Co. GC Joins Sullivan & Worcester As NY Partner
• 3 Firms Guide Mining Co.'s $31M Canadian IPO
• Fight Over Costs Of $850M Texas Highway Project Dropped
• NYC, State Agree On $8.5B Penn Station Overhaul Funding
• High Court's New EPA Ruling And Its Long-Term Implications
• Keys To Crafting Hybrid Work Policies At Law Firms
• Akin Gump Adds Hogan Lovells' Renewables Head
• Mining Investor Denies Owing Arbitration Funder £16M
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive SEC Claims In Rio Tinto Fraud Case
• Clean Energy Work Stunted As Senate Bill Drops Incentives
• Your AI Program Probably Isn't A Person In A Court Of Law
• Capturing Carbon In California: Opportunities And Challenges
• Panthers Owner's Firm Sues To Block $21M SC Stadium Claim
• DC Circ. Upholds FERC's Grid Operator Cost Sharing Denial
• TPC Ch. 11 Loan Is Delayed Pending Appellate Stay Ruling
• Kansas Incentives Top $1B In Duel Over Panasonic EV Plant
• ConocoPhillips Says US Limits Won't Bar Citgo Attachment
• KBR To Lead R&D For UK Military Artificial Intelligence Testing
• Heat Wave Underscores Urgency Of Texas Grid Policy Reform
• Judge Axes Coal Plant Guarantors' $86M Claims Against Feds
• Tips For Handling Audio Data In E-Discovery Post-Pandemic
• Bradley Arant Panned For Subpar Brief In Texas Pipeline Row
• EPA Ruling Signals Arrival Of 'Major Questions Doctrine'
• JLL Hires Sustainability Leader From Deloitte
• Wis. Counties Want 7th Circ. To Block $500M Power Line Work
• ​​​​​​​States Seek Summary Judgment To End Drilling Lease Ban
• Ranch, Green Groups Say Lithium Mine Wrongly Approved
• Diversity Quotas In $1.2T Infrastructure Act Illegal, Suit Says
• FERC Defends Grid Power Project Replacement Order
• 11th Circ. Told Arbitrator Conduct Dooms $240M Awards
• How Congress Is Reshaping Its Role In Economic Sanctions
• Linklaters Snags 2 Finance Partners From Alston & Bird
• Brown Rudnick Adds Ex-K&L Gates Energy Partner In London
• 11th Circ. Hints Delay Kills Bid To Void $40M Arbitral Award
• Forest Service Skipped Review Of Ore. Logging, Groups Say
• US-Canada Solar Deal Sees Biden Admin. Balance Priorities
• Vulcan Materials Unfazed By Scrutiny Over Rock Quarry
• Red States Urge Supreme Court To Take Up Climate Suit
• Ohio High Court Grapples With Semantics In Solar Fees Case
• Strategies For Effectively Marketing Law Firm ESG Practices
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2022: Midyear Report
• Contractors Push Back On $11M Chile Arbitration Award
• Michigan Wants More Details On Pipeline Relocation Project
• 4th Circ. Urged To Halt $600M NC Coastal Bridge Project
• Mass. Top Court Upends Local Coastal Development Plans
• Green Group Tells 10th Circ. Denver Smog Plan Is Dangerous
• Gazprom Unit Gets Second Wind In EU Unbundling Challenge
• Travers-Led Foresight To Buy Investment Co. For AU$140M
• Crowell Adds Ex-Squire Patton Energy Global Chair In DC
• The Widening Circuit Split On State Court Climate Claims
• W.Va. Landowners Sue Gas Cos. Over 'Abandoned' Wells
• Green Groups Slam BLM Analysis Of Arctic Drilling Project
• Agreement Among Litigants Key To Using E-Discovery Tech
• CWA Doesn't Cover 'Soggy Lot,' Idahoans Tell Supreme Court
• Contractor Says Insurer Must Cover $37M Construction Suit
• 9th Circ. Told Community Needs Voice In Water Pipeline Fight
• King & Spalding Adds Jones Day Project Finance Partner
• Ukraine Asks High Court To Weigh $172M Award Forum
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Redo Of $2.1B Pipeline Approval
• FirstEnergy Corp. Investor Attys Seek $48M In Fees
• 2nd Circ. Says Most Of $2.7B Nigeria Award Can't Be Enforced
• FERC Interconnection Revamp Plan: Some Pain, Big Gains
• Cruising Kitchens Gets $100M Boost For Ghost Businesses
• Biden Admin Floats State Roadway Emissions Tracking
• Biggest Energy-Related Rulings Of 2022: Midyear Report
• 11th Circ. Affirms Investors' Loss In Honduras Property Spat
• Law School Admissions Shouldn't Hinge On Test Scores
• Flint Water Jury Hears Of Council Meeting Discord
• Feds Look To Ax Suit Over Fort Sill Apache Tribe's Casino
• 1st Circ. Won't Rethink Keeping RI Climate Suit In State Court
• 9th Circ. Says Hawaii Climate Suits Belong In State Court
• US Reaches Deal With Canada On Solar Imports
• Texas Asks 5th Circ. To Vacate EPA Air Quality Designations
• Texas Says Climate Ruling Precludes Nuclear Waste Site
• Trump Water Rule Too Damaging For Appeal, 9th Circ. Told
• What Latest Ruling In FERC, Bankruptcy Court Turf War Means
• Texas Port Authorities Ask 5th Circ. To Toss Fee Suit Appeal
• FirstEnergy Investors Lose Bid To Get Bribe Suit Tossed
• Wash. Judge Lets Sauk-Suiattle Tribal Court Ponder Dam Row
• Texas Slams EPA For El Paso Ozone Designation
• Pa. Power Plant Accuses Insurers Of Shorting Coverage
• Calif. Court Overturns Trump-Era Endangered Species Rules
• Energy Litigation To Watch In The Second Half Of 2022
• Texas Suit Highlights Oil And Gas Antitrust Concerns
• Embracing Revenue Operations For Strong Law Firm Growth
• NY, NJ To Split Hudson Tunnel, Bridge Projects Cost
• Groups Say Feds Flubbed Enviro Permit On 400-Home Project
• Supreme Court Embraces Originalism In 'Momentous' Term
• Pro Say & The Term Discuss A Historic Supreme Court Term
• Energy Co. Wants Early Win In Panama Grid Access Row
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• ​​​​​​​Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Vietnam Hit With $1B Claim From Real Estate Developer
• New P3 Authority Means Opportunities For Colo. Agencies
• State Of Energy Dealmaking: Midyear Report
• Make Room For Serendipity In Your Legal Job Search
• The Biggest Enviro Policy Moves Of 2022: Midyear Report
• The Chattiest Justice Of The Term Is ...
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review