Shayna Greene
Energy Litigation Reporter at Bloomberg Law
Energy litigation reporter @BLaw // formerly @politico
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6 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Shayna Greene
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Shayna Greene
The Sierra Club agreed to voluntarily dismiss its legal challenge against Prairie State Generating Co. LLC claiming it ran its Illinois coal-fired power plant without a Clean Air Act operating permit since 2012. The Delaware-based company applied for the permit from Illinois’ Environmental Protection Agency in 2010 but never received one, the lawsuit alleged.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Shayna Greene
The Sierra Club agreed to voluntarily dismiss its legal challenge against Prairie State Generating Co. LLC claiming it ran its Illinois coal-fired power plant without a Clean Air Act operating permit since 2012. The Delaware-based company applied for the permit from Illinois’ Environmental Protection Agency in 2010 but never received one, the lawsuit alleged.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Shayna Greene
The Sierra Club agreed to voluntarily dismiss its legal challenge against Prairie State Generating Co. LLC claiming it ran its Illinois coal-fired power plant without a Clean Air Act operating permit since 2012. The Delaware-based company applied for the permit from Illinois’ Environmental Protection Agency in 2010 but never received one, the lawsuit alleged.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Shayna Greene
The D.C. Circuit on Thursday struggled with how to determine if the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission appropriately limited its review to a small section of a larger gas pipeline project from Texas to the Mexican border. The panel’s questions focused on at what point FERC might have jurisdiction over a pipeline going through the US into another country, with no clear answers from counsel.
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Just wanted to share that today was my first day @BLaw, where I’ll be covering energy litigation! I’m so excited for this new chapter and also very grateful for my experiences @politico