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Companies planning to import liquefied natural gas into the United States should consider in advance the various US corporate, legal and regulatory risks and liabilities that may arise in connection with this business.

Worldwide, the energy industry is going through a sea change.

Last week, NJ updated its guidance on COVID-19 related charges for most utilities in Executive Order 190.

On February 2, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued another set of rules implementing the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct 2005).

As if developers of critical infrastructure and utility facilities don't have enough problems in getting projects built and operating

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California is in the process of changing the method by which renewable electricity generation is tracked (and the associated environmental attributes transferred) for purposes of compliance with its Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) program.

The eyes of the offshore wind sector are turning with excitement to the west coast of the United States today as the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) conducts...

Two Permian midstream companies have petitioned Texas regulators to strengthen pipeline protections where Oncor's new 765-kV transmission lines will cross existing infrastructure. The dispute centers on who bears responsibility for coordination, mitigation costs, and timing when high-voltage power lines induce electrical effects on buried pipelines, raising questions that will affect infrastructure development across the oil-rich basin.

The American electricity industry is undergoing a profound transformation, with major shifts in both supply and demand trends. In this rapidly evolving environment, exploration and production (E&P)...

FERC recently issued a notice of extension of time further extending, by three months, the compliance dates for FERC's new market-based rate (MBR)

Power availability and grid constraints have emerged as the defining bottleneck for data center development and AI infrastructure growth.

A recent case should have a significant impact on Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations ("CAFOs") in Indiana and in the United States.

While conventional water heating load control and energy efficiency programs have been offered in the U.S. for decades, new developments have led to the rediscovery of water heaters as an attractive opportunity...

Some blame the recent increases in the price of oil and gasoline on "market manipulation" by oil companies, or investors who trade in petroleum futures.

Power utilities across the United States and globally are finding themselves under pressure to deliver a more resilient grid amid more frequent and catastrophic natural disasters.

A number of factors are driving electric utilities and pipeline companies to diversify their business models to participate in unique, novel or non-traditional businesses...

On September 30, 2011, a coalition of state entities and consumers filed a Complaint ("Complaint I") with FERC, alleging that the NETOs were receiving an excessive ROE based on existing capital market conditions.