The United States EPA and the United States Army Corps of Engineers are proposing to redefine—and significantly limit—the scope of “Waters of the United States”
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By Joe Akrotirianakis, James Bowe & Doug Cassel | King & Spalding
Court Faults FERC in its Handling of ANR Storage Company’s Six Year Quest for Authorization to Charge Market-Based Rates for Natural Gas Storage Services
Energy Newsletter – September 2018
By Patricia Barmeyer, Paul Bessette & Michael Biles | King & Spalding
A Texas Federal Judge Turns Up the Heat on Oil Companies Facing Climate Change-Related Securities Class Actions
Energy Newsletter: September 2018
By Patricia Barmeyer, Paul Bessette & Michael Biles | King & Spalding
A Texas Federal Judge Turns Up the Heat on Oil Companies Facing Climate Change-Related Securities Class Actions
Energy Newsletter – July 2018
By James Bowe, Peter Hays & Nina Howell | King & Spalding
A recent trend in the upstream and midstream oil and gas industry is for midstream services providers to offer certain forms of additional compensation to oil and gas lessees
Energy Newsletter – June 2018
By Erich Almonte, Patricia Barmeyer & Sarah Borders | King & Spalding
The recent rebound in the international energy industry is being driven, at least in part, by a large and growing appetite for U.S. hydrocarbon commodity products from buyers in China
Energy Newsletter – May 2018
By Patricia Barmeyer, Kathleen Benner & Tim Burbury | King & Spalding
The Ninth Circuit and Fourth Circuit have joined a growing number of lower courts finding that the Clean Water Act regulates discharges to groundwater that serves as a conduit between a point source and waters of the United States.
Energy Newsletter – May 2018
By Patricia Barmeyer, Kathleen Benner & Tim Burbury | King & Spalding
The Ninth Circuit and Fourth Circuit have joined a growing number of lower courts finding that the Clean Water Act regulates discharges to groundwater that serves as a conduit between a point source and waters of the United States.
Energy Newsletter – June 2017
By DENIS FALLON, KATHRYN FURMAN, HOLMES HAWKINS, III, CRAIG LEDET, JEFFERY MALONSON, ABBY PARSONS, BEN POLLOCK, THOMAS SPULAK | KING & SPALDING
Oil and gas exploration companies no longer have to go door-to-door, or ranch-to-ranch, to negotiate oil and gas leases with individual mineral interest owners.
On 12 December 2015, nearly 200 countries reached an agreement that many have described as a historic turning point for global cooperation in addressing climate change.
