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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. October 30, 2015

    EFH Judge Again Sides With Power Co. On Make-Whole Issue

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge sided again with Energy Future Holdings Corp. on Friday in its fights with bondholders over make-whole claims, ruling that a unit of the power giant does not have to pay a roughly $500 million claimed premium on certain payment-in-kind notes.

  2. October 28, 2015

    EFH Ch. 11 Confirmation Part 1 To Finish By Thanksgiving

    The players in the Energy Future Holdings Corp. bankruptcy unveiled a schedule Wednesday that would put the first phase of its massive Chapter 11 confirmation hearing on course to be completed right before Thanksgiving, as the presiding judge knocked the issue of junior noteholders' make-whole claims off the table.

  3. October 26, 2015

    Energy Future Holdings Ch. 11 Fees Set To Top $200M

    Professional fees in the massive Energy Future Holdings Corp. Chapter 11 are set to top more than $200 million after a Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday approved a package of about $90 million in interim fee and expense requests for attorneys and other professionals working on the case.

  4. October 20, 2015

    EFH Junior Noteholders Press Make-Whole Payment Claim

    Holders of nearly $2.2 billion worth of an Energy Future Holdings Corp. unit's second-lien notes told a Delaware bankruptcy judge Tuesday that they are due up to more than $400 million in make-whole payments despite the court's decision months ago denying such premiums in a similar situation.

  5. October 20, 2015

    EFH Sues Oncor Minority Stakeholder To Force Sale

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. on Monday filed a lawsuit in Delaware that would force an investment company to relinquish its minority ownership stake in EFH's prized Oncor Electric Delivery business in order to facilitate a key component of the bankrupt company's $13 billion reorganization strategy.

  6. October 15, 2015

    EFH Judge To Limit Time In Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Thursday that he will limit the amount of time sides have to present their cases when Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s massive Chapter 11 confirmation hearing launches in November, potentially shortening the overall time for a proceeding that's already been whittled down by half.

  7. September 29, 2015

    Hunt Seeks Texas Regulator's Blessing On EFH, Oncor Deal

    Hunt Consolidated Inc. filed an application with a Texas utility regulator on Tuesday seeking approval of its proposed acquisition of Energy Future Holdings' controlling stake in energy provider Oncor Electric Delivery Co., a major component of EFH's $13 billion reorganization strategy.

  8. September 28, 2015

    EFH Judge Won't Grant Bid To Delay Confirmation Hearing

    The Delaware bankruptcy judge presiding over Energy Future Holdings' case declined Monday to push back the November start of the power giant's Chapter 11 plan confirmation hearing, but allowed creditors who asked for the delay extra time to prepare to address changes in the debtor's reorganization strategy.

  9. September 25, 2015

    EFH Unsecured Creditors Push To Delay Ch. 11 Confirmation

    The unsecured creditors committee on the so-called E-side of Energy Future Holdings Corp. asked the Delaware bankruptcy court Thursday to delay the power giant's long-awaited Chapter 11 confirmation hearing set for November, arguing it doesn't have time to respond to a recent change to the debtor's reorganization strategy.

  10. September 23, 2015

    EFH Asks Court To Reject Unneeded Water Rights Agreement

    Energy Future Holdings Co. asked the Delaware bankruptcy court Wednesday for permission to end an unneeded agreement with the city of Dallas for water to operate a Texas power plant that costs nearly $2.2 million a year and is expected to become more expensive.