Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch recently released his Chairman’s Mark of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in advance of the Senate Finance Committee markup.
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Senate Tax Proposal Provides Encouraging News For Wind
By John A. Eliason, Kurt Rempe & David Weisblat | Foley & Lardner LLP ContactSign up and get Breaking Energy news in your inbox.
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By Energy Tomorrow Blog
The Nebraska Public Service Commission’s approval of the Keystone XL pipeline is a significant milestone for a project that would enhance crude oil delivery from Canada to U.S. refineries on the Gulf Coast while also increasing U.S. energy security. Working methodically over several months, the commission gave full vent to voices on all sides of… Keep reading →
House Passes Tax Cuts And Jobs Act: How The Senate Proposal Compares
By Azeka Abramoff, Ryan Au, Roger Baneman, John Cannon III, Laurence Crouch & Gerald Feige | Shearman & Sterling LLP
On November 2, 2017, the House Ways and Means Committee released its plan for comprehensive tax reform: the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
U.S. Congress Introduces Legislation To Change Foreign Direct Investment Review
By Laura Fraedrich, Chase Kaniecki & Grayson Yeargin | Jones Day
Congress recently introduced two pieces of legislation that could significantly change foreign direct investment review in the United States.
The Impact On U.S. Corporations If The House’s “Tax Cuts And Jobs Act” Passes
By Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
We drafted a tax alert that addresses the impact of the much anticipated “Tax Cut and Jobs Act” on the taxation of U.S. Corporations.
Currents – Energy Industry Insights – November 2017
By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
China Energy Investment Signs MOU for $83.7 Billion in West Virginia Projects.
A Decrease In Emissions And Reduction In Consumer Costs Move Us Forward
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
Today, the U.S. is both the largest producer of natural gas and the world leader in reducing emissions. When it comes to propelling the U.S. forward with energy in the 21st century, “we no longer have to choose between more energy and a cleaner environment.” – API President and CEO Jack Gerard For more than 50… Keep reading →
Let Markets Work For Electricity Grid, Consumers
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
Sizing up points made on both sides of Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s proposal that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission change the electricity marketplace: Government intervention vs. market competition Propping up certain generation facilities vs. protecting consumers. Diversity in power generation for diversity’s sake vs. what’s best for grid health. We’ll go with markets, consumers and… Keep reading →
Methane Momentum Builds, Time For Canada To Follow Through With Strong Action
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
The call to reduce oil and gas methane emissions landed a one-two punch this week that should provide Canada all the motivation it needs to get ahead of this global trend and prepare its energy industry for the future. First, the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) World Energy Outlook analysis statedthe future of the natural gas industry… Keep reading →
Bring Common Sense, Clarity To Ozone Regulation
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
The current state of ozone regulation is a mess – and Washington needs to do something about it. Late in 2015, EPA imposed new standards for ozone air quality, which posed an immediate problem out in the rest of the country because existing, 2008 standards weren’t yet fully implemented. Basically, the states were faced with… Keep reading →
