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#TBT: Are Subsidiaries Really Bankruptcy Remote?

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 provokin

Five Things to Know About the Clean Energy Incentive Program | Norton Rose Fulbright

Sue Cowell, in Washington While everyone is keeping an eye on how the Clean Power Plan litigation plays out, developers of wind, solar, and demand-side ene

November 2015

IN THIS ISSUE US Partnerships Get a Makeover Partnership agreements will have to be revised in the wake of new partnership audit rules that the United Stat

Clean Power Plan – Court Sets Schedule for Stay Requests

by Sue Cowell, in Washington None of the requests to stay the Clean Power Plan will be heard until after the international climate change talks wrap up i

Clean Power Plan – 19 Separate Petitions for Review Already Filed

by Sue Cowell, in Washington As expected, publication of the Clean Power Plan in the Federal Register on Friday started a firestorm of litigation. A total

Clean Power Plan – Litigation Expected as Planning Continues at the State Level | Norton Rose Fulbright

by Sue Cowell, in Washington The EPA expects a firestorm of litigation following the publication of the Clean Power Plan in the Federal Register today. Pr

#TBT: US Trade Sanctions Are a Trap for the Unwary

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: US Inbound Investment Strategies For Renewable Energy

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: Prepaid Power Contracts

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 provokin

Wind Projects and Bats

by Sue Cowell, in Washington Under federal environmental law, bat species are not afforded legal protection unless covered under the federal Endangered S

#TBT: Lessons from the Last Rush to Start Construction

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: Financing Projects with Unproven Technologies

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: DOE Releases Guidelines for Loan Guarantees

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 provokin

What to Ask on Diligence in the Wake of the Clean Power Plan | Norton Rose Fulbright

Last week, Chadbourne lawyers Sue Cowell and Richard Waddington led a discussion on diligencing projects in light of the U.S. Government's Clean Power plan

September 2015

IN THIS ISSUE The Risks of Rushing into Iran The risks of rushing into investing in Iran, for Americans and non-Americans alike, are significant and underr

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#TBT: Are Subsidiaries Really Bankruptcy Remote?

Five Things to Know About the Clean Energy Incentive Program | Norton Rose Fulbright

November 2015

Clean Power Plan – Court Sets Schedule for Stay Requests

Clean Power Plan – 19 Separate Petitions for Review Already Filed

Clean Power Plan – Litigation Expected as Planning Continues at the State Level | Norton Rose Fulbright

#TBT: US Trade Sanctions Are a Trap for the Unwary

#TBT: US Inbound Investment Strategies For Renewable Energy

#TBT: Prepaid Power Contracts

Wind Projects and Bats

#TBT: Lessons from the Last Rush to Start Construction

#TBT: Financing Projects with Unproven Technologies

#TBT: DOE Releases Guidelines for Loan Guarantees

What to Ask on Diligence in the Wake of the Clean Power Plan | Norton Rose Fulbright

September 2015