𝗦𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁: The Not So Calm After the Storm, featuring John J. Deis of Hicks Thomas LLP, Tré Fischer of Jackson Walker LLP, and Erin Villaseñor of Energy Transfer, moderated by Mia Lorick of Troutman Pepper Locke LLP. Register now and join us in Houston or virtually, February 13-14: https://lnkd.in/gUuiT_3a This panel presentation will discuss recent extreme weather events and the mass tort litigation that followed. Through their discussion of Texas litigation in the energy space, the panelists will offer insight into the types of claims asserted and how these claims have played out in the court system. To view the full conference schedule, visit: https://lnkd.in/gkMWWBCF ⭐The Annual Conference is 𝗙𝗥𝗘𝗘 for all IEL Advisory Board Members⭐ Advisory Board Members should register using the special link sent to them by email. Not an IEL member? Consider membership with the Institute to take advantage of Advisory Board Member benefits: https://lnkd.in/gjZUWij #2025AnnualEnergyLaw #EnergyLaw #MassTort #Litigation #Energy #CLE
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There are critical issues and major obstacles facing energy businesses today, and changing legal ramifications as the industry continues to evolve. Langan Engineering & Environmental Services’ Frank D'Eufemia, Sean Moronski, Kimberly Semon, P.E., Adam Hackenberg, Anna Willett, PE, and Rory Johnston, PE, BCEE will join Susan Bickley, Andrew Cross, Ryan Haddad, Margaret Anne Hill, Matthew Lea, Keith Letourneau, Ryan Purpura, Brett Snyder, Frank Tamulonis, Lamiya Rahman, Megan Skiba, and Stephen Zumbrun to discuss what is impacting the energy industry and evaluate the legal implications and C.J. Zane, David Thompson, and Genevieve Cowan from Blank Rome Government Relations LLC will delve into how the 2024 election results could affect energy policies and legislative developments heading into the new year at our Tenth Annual Energy Industry Update on Thursday, November 14, in Pittsburgh, PA. Learn more and RSVP: bit.ly/3C9JxFa #energylaw #energydevelopment #energyregulation #energyindustry
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Our Energy Regulation & Litigation team shares 10 issues we are monitoring under Trump 2.0. Top questions in my own mind are: (1) What will happen with the DOE Loan Programs Office and the money it is designated to administer? (2) How many offshore wind projects will move forward in the next four years? (3) Whether and how Pres. Trump will take concrete action in support of data center generator co-location? Read more below. https://lnkd.in/eyaQ-hK2
Our lawyers share the 10 regulatory and policy issues that energy industry experts will be monitoring in the early days of President Trump’s second administration.
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President Trump has already issued quite a few energy-related executive orders, and the energy industry will be watching closely for additional policy changes from his administration. Check out the 10 items our Energy Regulation & Litigation team is monitoring below!
Our lawyers share the 10 regulatory and policy issues that energy industry experts will be monitoring in the early days of President Trump’s second administration.
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What happens to energy policy under full Republican control of the federal government? Join me and my K&L Gates colleagues - Mary Baker, John Crossley, Tim Peckinpaugh, Laurie Purpuro, Andrew H. Tabler - for a Webinar next Tuesday, December 17th from 12:00 - 1:00 PM ET. For more details and to register, click the link below. #energypolicy #TrumpAdministration #InteriorDepartment #EnergyDepartment #EnvironmentalProtectionAgency #DefenseDepartment #Congress #drillbabydrill #InflationReductionAct #nuclearenergy #energytaxpolicy #oilandgas #renewableenergy #LNGexports #budgetreconciliation #CongressionalReviewAct #trade #tarrifs https://lnkd.in/dkKWg9Ek
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Trial attorney with experience throughout Texas state and federal courts. Reed Smith's Global Director Pro Bono & Community Service. Member of National Strategic Advisory Group for Kids in Need of Defense(KIND).
If you have or expect to have arbitrations, read this 👇
Statutes of Limitations in Texas Arbitrations: Questions Answered, Questions Raised by CPRC 16.073 Written by Will Russell and Christopher Donovan of Reed Smith LLP Read the full article in The Energy Dispatch: https://lnkd.in/grTWQcnu #energydispatch #ielpublication
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Retired Radiologist / IT Enthusiast / Minimalist, 🇮🇹 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇦🇹 Note: Views expressed are my own.
#energypolicy #uspolitics Swan Song On the prospect of major permitting reform in the US. Doomberg "“We shouldn't accept mediocrity as the best a politician can do.” – Joe Manchin In October of 2015, Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC, filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to build a pipeline connecting the prolific shale gas fields of Appalachia to the broader network of energy infrastructure in the US Southeast. The Marcellus Shale was producing vast quantities of natural gas, swamping local demand, and off-take capacity from the region soon became a serious constraint. Investors backing the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP) project were ready to risk their capital to resolve the market’s needs, anticipating that MVP would go into operation in late 2018. The application was countered with a torrent of lawfare funded by environmental groups that delayed construction by years, substantially increased costs, and nearly tanked the entire initiative. A literal act of Congress was required to finally settle the issue, with legislators taking the unusual step of specifically removing jurisdiction over the MVP project from activist courts. Six years late and hundreds of millions of dollars wasted, gas finally started to flow in mid-June:"
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A recent High Court judgment created a new precedent in business energy commission claims. What does it mean to claimants? 🔸 You must prove there was no informed consent to the commission payment. 🔸 You must prove intentional wrongdoing by the broker agent. 🔸 The ruling reinforces the 6-year limitation period for bringing claims. 🔸 The judgment provides a clear legal framework that may deter ill-founded claims. Overall, the ruling makes succeeding in energy sector commission claims more challenging and may discourage many claimants from pursuing these claims. Our team is ready to hear your case and provide the support you need to navigate these changes.
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Section of Environment Energy and Resources at American Bar Association
Powering the Future: A Lawyer's Guide to Clean Energy By Steven Ferrey This book covers the once-in-a-century shift in key energy technology as the Biden Administration has enacted new laws that shift the entire U.S. economy by 2035 off fossil fuels to electric power. It is a forward-looking guide to how lawyers can successfully utilize key legal opportunities in this critical moment.#CleanEnergy #ABABooks #NewEnergy Get your copy here: https://lnkd.in/eekZpqYp
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