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Project Finance - July, 2023

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• CO2 Pipeline Co. Says Iowa Rule Risks 1,300-Mile Project
• NC Judge Pares Down EB-5 Investors' Suit Over Development
• Full DC Circ. Won't Revisit 'Catch-22' Toss Of FERC Challenge
• DC Metro Scores Partial Win in 1st Amendment Suit Over Ads
• Ocean Justice Comments Aim At Pollution, Access, Science
• Ohio Mining Co.'s Gas Pipeline Challenge Deemed Premature
• Justices Urged To Revoke Market Benefits For Big Solar
• Crypto Cos. Genesis, FTX Reach Deal On Bankruptcy Claims
• Assessing EPA's Potential Retreat On Title VI Enforcement
• NextEra Pushes DC Circ. For $1B Power Line Upgrade Costs
• Rising Star: White & Case's Evelyn Balassiano
• 4 Takeaways From FERC's Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• New Biden Enviro Review Regs Address Climate, Communities
• Canadian Tribes Acquire Major Stake In NGL Pipeline System
• Guatemalan Hydropower Developer Gets OK On $7.5M Award
• Maine Judge Denies Bid To Block Bridge Replacement
• Utilities Say FERC Can't Make Them Eat Grid Upgrade Costs
• Ohio Justices Say Wind Farm Passes Environmental Test
• High Court's Tribal Water Rights Ruling Steadies The Boat
• Rising Star: Latham's Chris Peponis
• Enviro Groups Say Flawed Analysis Dooms Drilling Plan
• Tribe Can Pursue RI Bridge Destruction Suit Against FHWA
• Congress Asks Biden To Remove 2 Species' ESA Safeguards
• FTX Customers Say Crypto Banks Helped SBF Steal $8B
• FERC Sews Up Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• 7th Circ. Backs Union Pacific In Chicago Metra Lines Fight
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• Ex-Aegerion Rep Says Top Court Ruling Dooms ID Theft Case
• Rising Star: Orrick's Matthew E. Neuringer
• Supreme Court Lifts Stays On Mountain Valley Pipeline
• NTIA To Award Nearly $1B To Tribes For High-Speed Internet
• PDVSA Says $2B In Defaulted Bonds Cannot Be Enforced
• Pipeline Co. Tells High Court Congress Right To Help Project
• House Panel Restarts Debate On Autonomous Vehicle Bill
• Polsinelli Adds Investment Funds Shareholder In Nashville
• FERC Order Affirms Increased Scrutiny Of Investor-Utility Ties
• 11th Circ. Upholds $500K Fee Award In Fla. Land Seizure Case
• House Fails To Clear FCC Satellite Licensing Overhaul
• Lincoln Power Gets Approval For $26M Ch. 11 Sale
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Rising Star: Mayer Brown's Katy McNeil
• Michigan AG Accused Of Forum Shopping In Pipeline Dispute
• EPA Proposes More Air Toxics Reporting
• Allow Litigation Of MV Pipeline, Enviro Groups Tell Justices
• Colo. Businessman Gets Over 5 Years For Border Wall Fraud
• 3rd Circ. Tosses EPA Permit Demand For St. Croix Refinery
• Verizon Says 'Equal Access' Limits FCC Discrimination Rule
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Insurer, Contractors Settle Coverage Row Over Plant Work
• FCC Hikes Internet Speed Standard For Rural Deployment Aid
• EPA, DOE Reveal Funding To Cut Methane In Oil, Gas Sector
• DC Judge Rejects Challenge To Puerto Rico Dredging Project
• Korean Steel Co. Says Tariffs As Flawed As Remanded Duties
• Youths Urge Court Not To Allow Appeal To Delay Climate Suit
• White House Releases Guidance For Public Input On Regs
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Renewable Fuel Regs
• European Law Limits Investor Arbitration, Spain Tells DC Circ.
• Landowners Want Nelson Mullins Atty Disbarred In Shell Case
• Nigerians Fight For More Detail From Shell In Oil Spill Case
• TC Energy Sells Stake In Columbia Gas Pipelines For $3.9B
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• Clyde & Co. Hires Bangkok Partner To Aid In ASEAN Growth
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Approving Mass. Gas Project
• Feds, House Urge Justices To Greenlight Pipeline
• Energy Litigation To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• The Biggest Enviro Policy Moves Of 2023: Midyear Report
• NJ Sues Feds Over 'Reckless' New York Congestion Pricing
• Biggest Washington Decisions: A 2023 Midyear Report
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• DOI Pitches New Oil And Gas Leasing Regs And Rates
• Pa. Town Drops Suit Over Sewer Tunneling Plans
• Biden Opens First Gulf Of Mexico Offshore Wind Lease Sale
• Alaska Telecom Says FCC's Interim Support Needed
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rethink GHG Endangerment Ruling
• House Advances 5-Year FAA Reauthorization Bill
• Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Ax DOI's Casino Ruling Appeal
• Energy Storage Investment Ramps Up In First Half Of 2023
• Groups Want Minn. Pipeline Protest Trial Broadcast
• Boston's Fenway Neighborhood Set For $1.6B Redevelopment
• Calif. Judge Slams Attys' 'Blather-Like' Scheduling Attempt
• Manchin, Gas Orgs. Ask Justices To Clear Path For MV Pipeline
• Cable Group Supports Unlicensed Spectrum For Wi-Fi Growth
• EPA Floats Rule To Help States And Tribes Gain CWA Powers
• What Stands Out In Newly Enacted Texas Energy Laws
• Ex-NTSB Assistant GC Joins Holland & Knight
• 2 Firms Steer National Grid's Sale Of 20% Gas Network Stake
• SEC Fines Fifth Third Securities Over Muni Bond Disclosures
• DC Circ. Revives Obama-Era Logging Rules
• Make USDA's ReConnect Permanent, Groups Urge Lawmakers
• Biggest Energy-Related Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Justices Asked To Review IRS' $96M Cuts To Utility Payments
• EPA Tells DC Circ. To Ditch Refiners' Clean Fuel Relief Suit
• Sackett Ruling, 'Waters' Rule Fix Won't Dry Up Wetlands Suits
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2023: Midyear Report
• CEO Gets 6 Years For Defrauding Tribe With Fake Water Cos.
• Chinese Investors Again Seek Enforcement Of EB-5 Deal
• 8th Circ. Halts WOTUS Appeal Until Revised Definition Issued
• Jackson City Officials Try To Ditch Water Contamination Suit
• Pipeline Co. Says Contractor Kept 'Rented' Boring Machine
• Georgia's Biggest New Legislation For 2023: Midyear Report
• Biden Admin Settles California, Sierra Club Border Wall Suits
• Colo. High Court Won't Hear Challenge To GHG Rules
• Judge Tosses Hamptonites' Offshore Wind Export Cable Row
• Navajo Groups Oppose Ariz. Hydro Projects Pending At FERC
• Ex-San Francisco Utility Boss Convicted Of Taking Bid Bribes
• Mountain Valley Asks High Court To Reverse 4th Circ. Delay
• Transportation Policies To Watch: Midyear 2023 Review
• Occidental Seeks 2nd Circ. Redo Of Bid To Nix $392M Award
• Appeals Court Says Lenders Must Face Power Plant Suit
• Insurance Costs, Housing Top Issues In House ESG Hearing
• FCC Says Penalties Needed When Auction Winners Default
• DC Circ. Voids FERC Approval Of Southeast Energy Exchange
• EPA Unlocks $20B For Community Climate Projects
• Minn. Mine Denial Stresses Importance Of Tribal Partnerships
• Ga. Justices Won't Review $15B In Bonds For Rivian Plant
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Says Deal Possible On Utility Bonds
• Texas Construction Statute Of Repose Leaves Open Questions
• Fasken Hires Mining Partner From White & Case In London
• NC Court Won't Let Loan Broker Out Of $2.7M Fraud Claim
• House GOP Threatens Crackdown On Proxy Advisers
• Mich. City's Bid To Stay $24M Water Debt Case Irks Judge
• 3M Says Ga. City's Settlement Bars Class Cert. In PFAS Case
• Ex-Mozambique Official Denies $2B 'Tuna Bond' Charges
• 8th Circ. Blocks EPA's Water Systems Cybersecurity Rule
• FCC Wants To More Closely Examine Spectrum Usage
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• EPA Rescinds Trump Clean Air Act Cost-Benefit Rule
• Michigan's DTE Commits To Eliminate Coal Power By 2032
• USDA Floats Plan To Improve Ag, Forestry GHG Accounting
• Congress Urged To Stop 'Hijacking' Of Shareholder Proposals
• Sens. Threaten Block Of Biden Nominees Over Israel Policy
• Seattle Real Estate Broker Says Attorneys Botched Arbitration
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• FCC To Launch $200M School Cybersecurity Initiative
• BP Nabs Lesser $10.75M FERC Fine Over Price-Fixing Claims
• Ex-Mozambique Official Extradited In $2B 'Tuna Bond' Fraud
• FERC Note On La. Pipeline Was Too Late, Corps Tells 5th Circ.
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• 9th Circ. Probes If FCC Overstepped On Wireless Permits
• 4th Circ. Halts $6B Va. Pipeline To Check Enviro Review
• LBRY Says It Will Close Down After SEC's Win
• Feds, Tribe Fight Dam Operator's Exit Bid In Pollution Suit
• States Say EPA's Good Neighbor Plan Should Remain Intact
• Energy Deals Gathered Steam In First Half Of 2023
• C-PACE Laws Offer Boost For Sustainable Development
• DOI Gives $660M To Plug Oil Wells Amid New Energy Funding
• Judge Blocks Iowa County Pipeline Zoning Restrictions
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Group Calls TotalEnergies' Pipeline A Disaster For Ugandans
• GOP Lawmakers Want Crypto Broker's China Ties Investigated
• Lending Agent Facilitated Fake Loan, Chinese Investors Say
• House GOP Expand Anti-ESG Campaign To BlackRock, Others
• Insurers Sued Over $36M Pipeline Rupture On Native Land
• FCC Delays Lifeline Changes To Study Impact Of Federal Aid
• Texas Judge Halts State's Waters Of US Challenge
• Texas Among States To Get Multimillion-Dollar Grid Grant
• Gemini Brings Fraud Suit Against DCG Over Earn Program
• IRS Guidance Powers Up Energy Tax Credit Transfers
• FCC Nominees Up Soon For Senate Committee Vote
• DC Circ. Vacates DOE Boiler Efficiency Rule
• Seyfarth Litigator Joins Arnall Golden As Partner In Atlanta
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Gibson Dunn
• Hudson Tunnel Snags Historic $6.9B Federal Transit Grant
• Calif., Truck Makers Ink Pact On Electric Big Rigs Transition
• Chamber Slams Spain Over 'Disastrous' FSIA Interpretation
• Florida Completes Repair Of Hurricane-Hit Homes
• Contractor Names Liberty Mutual In $1.1M Bond Spat
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FPL Wants Irma Outages Suit Tossed Under New Fla. Law
• Va. US Reps. Tell 4th Circ. To Oppose Pipeline Legal Shield
• BLM To Revisit Enviro. Assessment For Geothermal Project
• Orsted Gets Biden's OK For NJ Offshore Wind Farm
• Vermont Inks $16.5M Deal Over Jay Peak EB-5 Scheme
• Wash. Tribe Gets $25M In Infrastructure Funds For New Bridge
• Challenges Begin To FCC's Latest Broadband Service Maps
• Winklevoss Makes 'Final Offer' To DCG Over $1.4B Payment
• Biz Groups Say Some Management Omissions Aren't Fraud
• Patterson-UTI Inks More Than $370M Deal For Drill Bit Maker
• EPA Says CERCLA Bars Train Derailment Response Suit
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• Enviros Open 4th Circ. Challenge To Mountain Valley Pipeline
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• Is There A New 'Moderate Questions' Doctrine?
• 6th Circ. Halts Ky. 'Waters Of US' Case After Sackett Ruling
• Ohio Tax Talk: Building On Federal Affordable Housing Credit
• Pfizer, Seagen Merger Tops Largest M&A Deals Of 2023
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Gibson Dunn Hires 2 Partners From Shearman