Coal Co.'s Win Won't Diminish EPA's Regulatory Clout

Publisher: Law360

October 18, 2016

Harold Blinderman was quoted in an article, "Coal Co.'s Win Won't Diminish EPA's Regulatory Clout," in Law360. In the article, he discusses the significance of the case, Murray Energy Corporation et al v. Administrator of Environmental Protection Agency, in which the federal District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia granted summary judgment to Murray Energy. The court found that EPA had failed to comply with a provision of the Clean Air Act requiring that the agency monitor the impact of the agency's air regulations on employment. While the EPA conducts various economic impact evaluations as part of rulemakings and statutory requirements, "the district court said that wasn't enough," Blinderman observed.

Day Pitney hosted a one-hour CLE webinar, "FERC Transmission and Interconnection ANOPR: Overview, Comments and Observations," on December 6.

December 6, 2021

Webinar

"How Diverse Voices Are Incorporated In Renewable Energy Development," Connecticut Power and Energy Society's Fall Conference

Energy and Communications partner David Bogan will moderate a panel at Connecticut Power and Energy Society's Fall Conference titled, "How Diverse Voices Are Incorporated In Renewable Energy Development," on October 21.

October 21, 2021

"How Diverse Voices Are Incorporated In Renewable Energy Development," hosted by the Connecticut Power and Energy Society

2021 Update on New and Pending Environmental Regulation and Legislation in Connecticut

September 21, 2021

Day Pitney Alert

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Advances Major Initiative to Overhaul Transmission Planning, Cost Allocation and Generator Interconnection Processes

July 22, 2021

Day Pitney Advisory

The Relationship Between Voluntary and Compliance Renewable Energy Markets

July 6, 2021

Lynn Fountain co-authored the article, "The Relationship Between Voluntary and Compliance Renewable Energy Markets," for Pratt's Energy Law Report with former partner and firm client Flossie Davis, Assistant General Counsel with Exelon Corporation.

Amanda Gurren Appointed to Chair CPES' New Energy Professionals Committee

January 19, 2022

Day Pitney Attorney Amanda Gurren has been appointed to chair Connecticut Power and Energy Society's New Energy Professionals Committee.

Day Pitney Elects Its Largest Class of New Partners, Two from Hartford Office

January 13, 2022

Day Pitney's promotion of Hartford-based partners Andraya Pulaski Brunau and Lynn M. Fountain was featured on MetroHartford Alliance.

Day Pitney Elects Largest-Ever Class of New Partners

January 10, 2022

Day Pitney's election of 11 attorneys to partnership nationwide was featured in the Connecticut Law Tribune.

Day Pitney Elects Its Largest Class of New Partners

January 4, 2022

Day Pitney LLP promoted 11 attorneys to partner in the firm's three core departments: Corporate and Business Law, Litigation, and Individual Clients.

Day Pitney's Renewable Energy Team Advise Mayflower Wind Energy Through Regulatory Application Process for Transmission Connector Facility

December 8, 2021

Day Pitney Renewable Energy Attorneys advised and represented Mayflower Wind Energy LLC, a major developer of offshore wind energy generation projects, in the filing of the regulatory applications seeking approval to construct and operate a 1,200 megawatts transmission connector facility interconnecting in Falmouth, Massachusetts.