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Virginia Pipeline Ruling Could Have a Significant Impact on the Fight for Environmental Justice

The Lambert compressor station, a natural gas facility in rural Virginia, if approved, would extend the 303-mile Mountain Valley pipeline project by 75 miles into North Carolina. Opponents of the project argue that the...more

Energy Team Duo Represents Developer Before the S.C. Public Service Commission

Big Wins for Renewable Energy and Transparency in Utility Rate Making - Nelson Mullins Energy Team members Weston Adams and Court Walsh represented a large-scale solar developer before the S.C. Public Service Commission (PSC)...more

OSHA and COVID-19: How to Stay Compliant

OSHA has begun inspecting work sites for safety related to COVID-19 and has now issued its first COVID-related citation to an employer. To help employers provide a safe workplace, OSHA has published several documents to...more

CDC Issues COVID-19 Employer Information for Office Buildings

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued new guidance regarding workers in office buildings that may be at risk for exposure to the COVID-19 virus. The guidance addresses steps that office building...more

Revised OSHA Guidance Issued on Recording Cases of COVID-19

The U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) has issued revised guidance (hereinafter “Revised Guidance Memo”) for recording cases of COVID-19 and includes criteria used for analyzing...more

EPA Defends Temporary COVID-19 Enforcement Policy and Clarifies Use of Policy in Doing So

In a letter sent to various U.S. Representatives and Senators (“letter”), Assistant Administrator Bodine of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA” or “the Agency”) responded to criticism of the Agency's March 26,...more

[Webinar] Navigating the Legal, Economic and Business Challenges of the Coronavirus Pandemic - April 8th, 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm EDT

Topics to be presented: Best Practices for Investigating and Assessing Insurance Coverage for Business Interruption Losses Presented by Chris Blake OSHA Considerations During COVID-19 Presented by Weston...more

Safety & Health Update – OSHA Guidance for COVID-19

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has provided information and guidance for employers and employees regarding the coronavirus outbreak. OSHA has created a website specifically for Safety and Health...more

COVID-19 Update as to FERC and State Utility Commission Schedules

FERC and southeastern state utility commissions are currently taking varied approaches as to how to modify agency hearing schedules to account for COVID-19 concerns. Note that this is a rapidly evolving issue, and the below...more

Legislators, Business Coalition Call for Energy Market Reforms in the Carolinas

North and South Carolina state legislators, joined by the Coalition for Energy Market Reform, on Thursday called for a comprehensive study to evaluate the costs and benefits of adopting electricity market reform measures....more

FERC Proposes Most Significant Reforms to Regulations Implementing PURPA in Almost Forty Years with Significant Implications for...

Last week, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“NOPR”) to modernize its regulations governing small power producers and cogenerators under the Public Utility Regulatory...more

FERC Chairman Remarks and SEIA Comments Raise Prospect of Reforms to PURPA

Although discussions of reforming the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 (PURPA) have taken place at a high level for several years without any concrete action at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) or...more

9/10/2019  /  Energy Sector , FERC , PURPA , Renewable Energy , SEIA

Quick Hits: August 2019

South Carolina Emerging as an Important Market for Solar - This past spring, South Carolina passed the Energy Freedom Act, opening up the state’s solar market. ...more

Leading Solar Companies Join Forces With The American Wind Energy Association To Promote Joint Interests at RTOs and FERC

Last week, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) announced that it launched its new “RTO Advisory Council”, strengthening and formalizing collaborative advocacy efforts between a group of utility-scale solar businesses...more

2/13/2019  /  FERC , Renewable Energy , RTO , Wind Power

Quick Hits: May 2018

“Fuel Security” Takes Center Stage As Grid Resilience Discussion Moves to New Phase - The issue of grid resilience has been a hot topic in the electric sector over the past year, as a wide range of policymakers and...more

Quick Hits: April 2018

FERC Lifts Veil on Large Generator Interconnection Process in Order No. 845 - On April 19, 2018, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) issued Order No. 845 to reform its generation interconnection procedures...more

Quick Hits - February 2018

ISO-NE Request, PJM Board Decision Put Future of Capacity Markets Firmly in FERC’s Hands - Actions taken last week by two of the nation’s leading RTOs put the future of centralized capacity markets, and specifically how...more

Quick Hits - January 31, 2018

Solar Tariffs Bring Cloudy Skies in The Short Term, But Set to Clear In the Not-So-Distant Future - Last week, the Trump administration issued its long-awaited decision on a high-profile trade case, imposing 30% tariffs on...more

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