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Energy Future Holdings Corp.

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1:14-bk-10979

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Delaware

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  1. November 30, 2015

    Quick Appeal Blocked In Spat Over EFH Premiums

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday denied an Energy Future Holdings' bondholder group bid for an immediate appeal over the question of whether or not the power provider has to pay an approximately $500 million premium on certain payment-in-kind notes.

  2. November 25, 2015

    EFH Judge OKs Major Peace Deals In Ch. 11 Plan Fight

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave Energy Future Holdings Corp. the go-ahead Wednesday for a series of settlements with bondholders and others that knock out the major opposition to the power giant's Chapter 11 plan and are expected to significantly smooth and truncate the debtor's path to confirmation.

  3. November 23, 2015

    EFH Strikes Deal To End Major Opposition To Ch. 11 Plan

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. said Monday that it has struck a settlement with the creditors on the so-called E-side of the massive case that resolves their opposition to the power giant's Chapter 11 plan, potentially removing one of the final barriers in the way of the restructuring strategy.

  4. November 19, 2015

    EFH Judge Strikes NextEra's Bid Proposal From Ch. 11

    The Delaware bankruptcy judge presiding over Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s massive Chapter 11 case on Thursday ordered a statement from NextEra Energy Inc. that expressed renewed interest in buying nondebtor subsidiary Oncor Electric Delivery Co. LLC stricken from the court record, ruling that it didn't belong on the docket.

  5. November 18, 2015

    NextEra Renews Bid For EFH's Oncor Business

    NextEra Energy Inc. on Wednesday renewed its push in Delaware bankruptcy court to acquire Energy Future Holdings' prized Oncor electricity distribution business, arguing its proposal provides a "feasible alternative" to a competing plan backed by Hunt Consolidated that is serving as a key in EFH's restructuring strategy.

  6. November 13, 2015

    EFH Director Denies Equity Improperly Steered Ch. 11 Deal

    One of Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s directors rebutted the notion that the power giant's equity holders had undue influence over its bankruptcy exit strategy as the massive Chapter 11 plan confirmation hearing continued Friday with a peace deal with a major chunk of E-side creditors now on the table.

  7. November 06, 2015

    EFH Ch. 11 Exit Push Ends First Week With More Plan Praise

    Another member of Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s leadership trumpeted the Chapter 11 plan to rework $42 billion in debt Friday, saying it got a difficult creditor constituency on board for the restructuring strategy, as the confirmation hearing for one of the largest bankruptcies ever closed its first week.

  8. November 04, 2015

    Top EFH Exec Defends Hunt-Backed Ch. 11 Turnaround Deal

    One of Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s top executives testified on Wednesday that the reorganization deal proposed in the plan to rework $42 billion in debt was the best option available and highly likely to be consummated, fending off criticism there is too much risk backers could walk away.

  9. November 03, 2015

    EFH Begins Massive Push For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. launched its much-anticipated Chapter 11 plan confirmation push Tuesday with support and opposition to the $42 billion debt rework strategy split down the lines of the power giant's two major lender groups, and the question of whether some creditors are truly unimpaired front and center.

  10. November 02, 2015

    EFH Judge's Ruling Might Shut Down Major Plan Objection

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge's ruling Monday could knock a major Chapter 11 plan objector's issues out of Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s case on the eve of the power giant's massive confirmation trial if the sides agree to a settlement connected to roughly $1.5 billion in payment-in-kind notes.