Energy and Utilities Law
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Recent media reports claim that Taliban forces in Afghanistan, employing a warfare tactic used in ancient Rome, placed dead animals in community wells to pollute the water supplies of recalcitrant villages. Closer to home and months before the September 11 attacks, the FBI alerted water utilities across the nation that it had received a signed threat, later determined to be a hoax, that an identified terrorist group intended to disrupt water operations in twenty-eight U.S. cities. -
When a Pennsylvania landlord commenced eviction proceedings against his tenants, they called the local electric com. -
Despite recent setbacks in Asia, it appears there is still plenty of design and construction work on the international scene. In the US, the construction industry "is registering the highest levels of confidence in 10 years." -
This article discusses the Y2K legal challenges fac4ed by the electric power industry. -
Over the last several years, legal disputes involving energy companies have been on the rise, increasingly resulting in litigation before courts or arbitration panels. Both upstream and downstream businesses have experienced significant legal attack by other interests over a wide range of activities. This business hostility against energy companies is further fueled by recent news of record earnings and profits and record high prices at the pump. -
Introduction Overview Often as part of a comprehensive electric industry restructuring framework, state enab. -
Introduction A number of trends are occurring domestically and internationally in the broad area of project and . -
The WSSC now offers developers an alternative to WSSC installation of water and sewer systems pursuant to which dev. -
Background Bolivia has been seen for some years as one of the poorest countries in South America. This character. -
Deregulation of the electric and gas utility industry is creating new opportunities for the healthcare industry to .