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Solar Energy Keeps Shining In Massachusetts — For Now

Publisher: Law360

April 13, 2016

Day Pitney Author(s) Eric K. Runge

Eric Runge and Jennifer Galiette wrote an article, "Solar Energy Keeps Shining In Massachusetts – For Now," for Law360. The article provides analysis of the significant solar energy legislation signed into law this week by Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker. The legislation expands existing net metering caps but will reduce the value of net metering credits once Massachusetts reaches 1,600 megawatts of installed solar capacity. The legislation advances the governor's goals of reducing costs for new solar energy projects while continuing to provide incentive for continued solar development and establishing a long-term framework for sustainable solar development in the state. "This new Massachusetts energy law will continue for now the vibrant solar industry in Massachusetts, though some see a need for more comprehensive legal and regulatory changes in the not so distant future," Runge and Galiette wrote.

Paul Belval will be co-presenting a webinar, "Developing and Financing Wind Energy Projects: Contract Provisions, Protecting Developer and Landowner Interests," for Strafford.

June 25, 2019

Strafford Webinar

Connecticut Business & Industry Association 2019 Energy & Environment Conference

On June 13, Beth Barton and Harold Blinderman spoke at the Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) 2019 Energy & Environment Conference in Cromwell, CT.

June 13, 2019

Connecticut Business & Industry Association (CBIA) 2019 Energy & Environment Conference, Cromwell, CT.

Northeast Updates on Tackling Fuel Security

On June 13, Sebastian Lombardi will be moderating a panel, "Northeast Updates on Tackling Fuel Security," at the 2019 Energy Bar Association (EBA) Northeast Chapter Annual Meeting in Washington, DC.

June 13, 2019

2019 Energy Bar Association Northeast Chapter Annual Meeting, Washington, DC

Future Cities: Building Projects from the Green Up

Alex Judd will be moderating a panel, "Future Cities: Building Projects from the Green Up," at the 2019 New England Energy Conference & Exposition (NEECE), a joint conference of the Northeast Energy and Commerce Association and the Connecticut Power and Energy Society being held at the Mystic Marriott in Groton, CT.

May 14, 2019

Mystic Marriott, Groton, CT

Natural Gas & Pipeline Issues

On April 4, Joe Fagan will be speaking at Natural Gas & Pipeline Issues, a 50th Anniversary Master Class presented by the Environmental Law Institute (ELI) and held in Washington, D.C.

April 4, 2019

Environmental Law Institute (ELI), Washington, D.C.

FERC Rebuke Won't Be Last Word In PG&E Power Deals Fight

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Josh Cohen, chair of Day Pitney's Bankruptcy and Restructuring practice group was quoted extensively in an article, "FERC Rebuke Won't Be Last Word In PG&E Power Deals Fight," published by Law360.

Risk and Opportunity with the Industrial Internet of Things

May 28, 2019

David Doot, Steven Cash and James Blackburn, IV authored an article, "Risk and Opportunity with the Industrial Internet of Things," which was published in the July-August 2019 issue of The Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence & Law.

Day Pitney Represents John Hancock in its $1.25 Billion Acquisition of Commercial Renewable Energy Portfolio from Duke Energy

April 25, 2019

Day Pitney Press Release

PG&E's Ch. 11 Brings Rift With FERC Over Power Deals

January 29, 2019

Partners Josh Cohen and Dave Doot were quoted in an analysis article, "PG&E's Ch. 11 Brings Rift With FERC Over Power Deals," published by Law360.

Alex Judd Elected to Chair CBA's Energy, Public Utility and Communications Law Section

July 13, 2018

Day Pitney associate Alexander W. Judd has been elected to serve as Chair of the Energy, Public Utility and Communications Law Section of the Connecticut Bar Association (CBA).