Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
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Hunton Andrews Kurth is a global law firm serving clients in the U.S., Europe, Latin America and Asia. The firm handles transactional, litigation and regulatory matters for a diverse client base, with significant experience in retail and consumer products, energy, financial services, real estate, and privacy and cybersecurity.
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Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know About NEPA, But Didn’t Know to Ask
The National Environmental Policy Act, signed into law by the Nixon administration, went years largely unchanged. Now with permitting reform at the forefront of today's energy needs, the NEPA landscape is evolving.
Commentary: California’s Climate Disclosure Law—Leading the Way or Just Piling On?
California’s climate disclosure law was passed by the California Legislature on Sept. 12 and could be a prelude to the SEC’s emissions reporting requirements.
Permitting: The Boogeyman Hindering US Low-carbon Investment
U.S. low-carbon projects face a medley of different risks—from sluggish federal permitting timelines to huge spending budgets — and an uncertain road to profitability.
Commentary: EPA Must Approve Primacy for Texas CCS Wells
The Texas Railroad Commission knows the state’s terrain better than the federal government and is better suited to handling CO2 injection permits.
Carbon Capture Key to Fast-tracking Energy Transition
Carbon capture technologies such as CCUS offer an opportunity to fast-track the energy transition, but experts say murky regulations in the U.S. are obstructing its path to a zero-carbon economy.
Shadow Market: E&P A&D Six-Month Review
As asset-level A&D struggles in the background of multibillion E&P mergers and market indifference to oil and gas, deal advisers see a spike in transactions for minerals, conventional assets and even combinations of private-equity companies.
Shell Midstream In $800 Million Dropdown Acquisition From Sponsor
The dropdown acquisition will increase Shell Midstream Partners’ interest in the Explorer and Colonial systems, which have the capacity to deliver some 3 million barrels per day of refined products.