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California continues to lead fight against climate change

The California Senate passed SB32 yesterday, which codifies an executive order Gov. Brown issued on April 29, 2015 establishing the most ambitious greenhou

#TBT: basics of construction contracts

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Massachusetts law authorizes energy storage mandate

Massachusetts could have an energy storage mandate in less than a year following a new law signed by Governor Charlie Baker last week. An Act Relative to

#TBT: Training session: material adverse change clauses

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August 2016

IN THIS ISSUE Corporate PPAs Utilities are working to squash net metering, but missing the larger picture... Another potential offtaker: Community choice a

#TBT: Power privatizations in Africa: key lessons

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First Shipment of US LNG passes through expanded Panama Canal

Today marked the first voyage by an LNG tanker through the newly expanded Panama Canal. The expansion project began in 2007 and created a new high-capacity

#TBT: How the gobal credit crisis is affecting project finance in the Gulf Arab states

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#TBT: Negotiating With Chinese lenders

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#TBT: Non-appropriation risk in government contracts | Norton Rose Fulbright

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Mexico’s grandfathered power projects: an opportunity for investors

During the summer of 2014, just before Mexican energy reform was enacted, developers rushed to file power generation permits for their projects so that the

#TBT: Doomed to invest in Russian oil?

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#TBT: When banks foreclose

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#TBT: Tapping Into capacity on merchant transmission lines and interties

This post is part of an occasional series highlighting a project finance article or news item from the past. It is often interesting and thought provoking

#TBT: Project sales: feed-in tariff insurance | Norton Rose Fulbright

This post is part of an occasional series highlighting a project finance article or news item from the past. It is often interesting and thought provoking

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California continues to lead fight against climate change

#TBT: basics of construction contracts

Massachusetts law authorizes energy storage mandate

#TBT: Training session: material adverse change clauses

August 2016

#TBT: Power privatizations in Africa: key lessons

First Shipment of US LNG passes through expanded Panama Canal

#TBT: How the gobal credit crisis is affecting project finance in the Gulf Arab states

#TBT: Negotiating With Chinese lenders

#TBT: Non-appropriation risk in government contracts | Norton Rose Fulbright

Mexico’s grandfathered power projects: an opportunity for investors

#TBT: Doomed to invest in Russian oil?

#TBT: When banks foreclose

#TBT: Tapping Into capacity on merchant transmission lines and interties

#TBT: Project sales: feed-in tariff insurance | Norton Rose Fulbright