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It's like saying tourists can not use the interstate system in Louisiana because tourists do not rent hotel rooms, eat at restaurants or buy gas there. "Louisiana lawmakers are considering a bill that could block the construction of a long-planned transmission project that would deliver cheap electricity from Texas to Mississippi.  "The bill would prohibit expropriation for any transmission project that doesn’t deliver a majority of its electricity to users in Louisiana, although the project Seabaugh is targeting does deliver power to a network connected to the state....  On its face, Seabaugh’s bill might appear to be a measure to protect landowners from a business that offers no public benefit to Louisiana residents. However, his proposal is specifically tailored to apply to a single company and a single project: Pattern Energy’s Southern Spirit Transmission line. Some who work in the energy and utilities sectors are sounding the alarm over harmful, unintended consequences that could result if Seabaugh’s bill becomes law. " https://lnkd.in/eznDzcTn #transmission

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

The Supreme Court of Texas case of Occidental Permian v. Citation 2002 Investment offers insights into interpreting complex conveyance instruments with multiple granting clauses and other provisions. This high-stakes case highlights the importance of precise drafting and holistic interpretation when navigating conveyance intricacies. Learn more on the Energy & the Law blog.

Read the latest headlines from Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proceedings on the Thompson Energy Expert website. The latest posts include:   ALJ Upholds Late Sierra Club Intervention https://lnkd.in/ekip9SVr   #FERC #energy #power #news