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Project Finance - March, 2024

146 articles

• Spanish Co. Seeks Arbitration For $90M Solar Fight
• Rural Carriers Worry FCC Broadband Maps 'Vastly' Inaccurate
• NTIA Issues $811M In State Digital Equity Funding
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenges To Gas Industry Projects
• A 5th Circ. Lesson On Preserving Indemnification Rights
• Convicted Energy Grant Fraudster Loses 1st Circ. Appeal
• Red States Say Court Must Lift LNG Export Review Pause
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Woes, Va. Ends Arena Plan, Pac-12 Deal
• Del. Judge Sends Panama Port Feud Back To Chancery
• Advocates Push For More Hot Spot Options If E-Rate Expands
• Texas Wins Court Bid To Vacate Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• Ruling In La. May Undercut EPA Enviro Justice Efforts
• Va. Landowners Return To Supreme Court In FERC Challenge
• Evidence On Ex-Mozambique Official Stays In $2B Fraud Suit
• SD Gov. Seeks Federal Funds Audit Of Tribal Law Enforcement
• Foreign Subsidy Rule Muddles 'Countervailable' Meaning
• BLM Finalizes Methane Venting And Flaring Rule
• FERC Finds Fans And Foes Of Wall Street's Utility Ownership
• Navajo Sue Feds Over Withheld Forestry Program Funds
• DOE, Holtec Ink $1.5B Loan To Restart Mich. Nuclear Plant
• Make Sure Internet Stays Affordable, House Dems Tell NTIA
• City Leaders Nix Plan To Move Wizards, Caps To Virginia Site
• Judge To Let McDermott Investors Seek 2-Subclass Cert.
• Don't Give ISPs Penalty-Free Buildout 'Amnesty,' FCC Told
• Oil Cos. Say Partner Kept Them In The Dark On New Facilities
• Baltimore Bridge Collapse: What We Know So Far
• Feds Say Ruling Doesn't Back Court Review Of EB-5 Visa Denial
• Biden Admin Greenlights 2nd Orsted NY Offshore Wind Farm
• Enbridge Plugs $350M Into Natural Gas Joint Venture
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FCC Urged To Protect Consumers During Subsidy Wind-Down
• McDermott Settles Colombian Refinery Fight With $900M Deal
• IHS Fears Budget Cuts Over Tribal Healthcare Funding Case
• Atlanta Wants Ex-Eatery's 'Spurious' Demolition Suit Tossed
• Truist Says Plastic Co. Trying To Dodge $20M Default
• BLM Adhered To Law In Granting Oil Lease Sales, Judge Rules
• EPA Takes Heat Over Latest Renewable Fuel Regs
• Justices Won't Review 11th Circ. $285M Arbitrator Bias Suit
• Real Estate Authority: NAR, Climate, Data Center Dollars
• Justices Asked To Review $36M Sanctions Order In TM Case
• Feds Can't Explain Away Flawed LNG Rule, DC Circ. Told
• DLA Piper Welcomes Energy Attorney To Philly Office
• FCC Chief Aiming To Restart $9B Rural 5G Fund
• Developer Says Partner Mishandled Funds In Denver Project
• Canadian Energy Co. Seeks $140M In Tunisia Arbitrations
• FERC Upholds, Clarifies Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• FERC Nominees Carefully Walk Climate Line In Senate Hearing
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Health And Safety Top Risk For Directors, Global Survey Says
• Mayer Brown Draws Energy Deals Pro From Clifford Chance
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Data Center Atty Welcomes Private Equity's Embrace
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• FCC Urged To Spend On School Firewalls, Not Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Feds Didn't Consider LNG Rule's Impact On Tribe, Court Told
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• Feds, NY Residents Spar Over Congestion Pricing Battle
• Hydro Co. Asks FERC To Redo Tribe Opposition Permit Denial
• New Eagle Take Permit Rule Should Help Wind Projects Soar
• Faegre Drinker Adds Ex-DLA Piper Commodities Pro In Dallas
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• Investors Seek Arbitration In Panama Port Fight
• Senate Dems Press Congress On Broadband Subsidy Renewal
• Tribal Health Groups Say IHS Owes $4M In Support Funding
• Provider To Pay $100K Fine For 'Downselling' Broadband
• Justices Tilt Toward NRA In Free Speech Row With Regulator
• FCC Raises Broadband Speeds, But Many ISPs Already There
• Takeaways From EPA's New Methane Emission Rules
• NextEra Moves For Victory In Texas Power Grid Law Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• DC Circ. Presses FERC On Justification For Pipeline Expansion
• Feds Streamline Historic Reviews For Broadband Projects
• Canadian Miner Seeks $200M In Arbitration Against Mexico
• Divided 5th Circ. Rejects Atomic Waste Site Dispute Rehearing
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• Tingo Sued In Del. For Docs On CEO Indictment, DOJ Probe
• Energy Dept. Floats $2.26B Loan For Nev. Lithium Project
• NC City Asks State Justices To Review Homebuilders' $5M Win
• FCC Waives Bank Rating Rule For Rural Auctions For 1 Year
• FERC's Updated Settlement Policy Comes With Risks For Cos.
• FCC Seeks $58M Budget Bump Next Fiscal Year
• FERC Can't Change Power Auction Results, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Patriots Owner Flags $2M Lien On 'Useless' Skydiving Facility
• Tower Taxes To Partly Fund $10B Midtown NYC Bus Terminal
• Lima Loses Bid To Duck $140M Arb. Awards In Highway Row
• Treasury Sanctions More Iran-Backed Terrorist Operatives
• Biden Unveils Zero-Emission Freight Truck Infrastructure Plan
• Sluggish Policy Could Chill Geothermal Boom, Advocates Say
• $20M Coal Lease Judgment Should Stand, 10th Circ. Hears
• DC Circ. Questions MPLX Alternatives In FERC Decision
• Steptoe Adds 5 From Holland & Knight, Covington In NY & DC
• Panama Port Fight Belongs In Chancery Court, H.K. Co. Says
• Canadian Co. Loses $4.4B Romanian Gold Mining Claim
• Biden DOT Budget Targets Aviation Safety, Private Jet Use
• Corps Says Groups Can't Show Dredging Permit Was Flawed
• FCC Says There's No Order To Appeal In IT Fund Suspension
• Ex-NJ Transit Exec Says Fears Over $2B Project Led To Firing
• Calif. County Hasn't Fixed Oil Permitting Rules, Court Says
• Wildfire Challenges For Utility Investors: Regs And Financing
• Ex-Private Funds Leader With Perkins Coie Jumps To MoFo
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Direct Pay Regs Would Lift Major Barrier For Energy Projects
• $285M Panama Canal Case Must Be Reviewed, Justices Told
• DC Circ. Mulls Groundwater In Coal Ash Closure Fight
• Energy Cos. Still Have Work To Do In Final SEC Climate Rule
• Va. Senate Leaves Proposed NBA, NHL Arena Out Of Budget
• White House Moves To End Highway 'Buy America' Waivers
• CenturyLink Cut From Suit Blaming Utilities For Road Delays
• FERC Wrong To Give Iowa Grid Project Perk, DC Circ. Told
• Wildfire Challenges For Utility Investors: Liability Theories
• MTA Says NJ Had Chances For Input On NY Congestion Pricing
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Baker Botts Adds Stoel Rives Energy Finance Partner In DC
• Can A DAO Be Sued? SDNY Case May Hold The Answer
• Exxon Kicks Off Arbitration Over Guyana Offshore Oil Project
• Enviro Groups Say Colo. Trail Will Increase Cancer Risks
• FCC To Explore 'Amnesty' For Rural Deployment Defaults
• Cruz Wants FCC Subsidy System Turned Over To Congress
• Judge Won't Revisit Contempt Order In Gold Mine Control Suit
• DLA Piper Adds Environmental Credit Atty To NY Energy Team
• Settlement Gets 'Tire Spinning' EB-5 Fraud Suit Unstuck
• Court Has No Cause To Deny Casino Land Request, Tribe Says
• DC Circ. Leery Of Challenges To Nuke Waste Storage Site
• Rochester, NY, Denied Early Win In SEC's $119M Bond Suit
• Senate Dem Sees Votes For Broadband Discount Funding
• 8th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Tribe's Drilling Approval Challenge
• Mich. Appeals Court Speeds Up Ford Battery Factory Dispute
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Callon Sued Over Disclosures Prior To $4.5B APA Deal
• FERC LNG Approvals Flout Court's Orders, DC Circ. Told
• Wind Farm Challengers Meet Resistance At 1st Circ.
• Feds Say Neb. Tribe's Suit Over Debt Collections Is Untimely
• Treasury Finalizes Direct Pay Rules For Energy Tax Credits
• Panama Skirts $100M Claim Over Biofuel Regulations
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Argues For Utility Reorg Plan
• What To Know About 9th Circ. Ruling On Tribe's Sacred Site
• FERC Slams Brakes On $1.1B Bridgepoint-ECP Deal
• Ohio Agency Puts Discovery On Hold In FirstEnergy Probes
• McDermott Investors' Cert. Bid Should Be Denied, Judge Says
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Off The Bench: NCAA Loses On NIL, DC Wins With Stadium
• Ky. Sees $74M Boost For Abandoned Mine Cleanup Work
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts