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Proceedings of the Institute on Energy Law
(Formerly Proceedings of the Institute on Oil and Gas Law)
The Proceedings of the Institute on Energy Law, part of The Institute for Energy Law of The Center for American and International Law's continuing education program, provide expert guidance on current legal issues involving the oil, gas, and energy industries. Published annually in condensed and edited form, the proceedings offer oil, gas, and energy practitioners practical ideas and solutions for dealing with the impact of new laws and regulations.
Publisher: Matthew Bender
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The annual proceedings of the Institute on Energy Law, part of The Institute for Energy Law of The Center for American and International Law's continuing education program, provide expert guidance on current legal issues involving the oil, gas, and energy industries. Published in condensed and edited form, the proceedings offer oil, gas, and energy practitioners practical ideas and solutions for dealing with the impact of new laws and regulations.
The timeliness of the topics and the insight and experience of the authors make The Institute for Energy Law of The Center for American and International Law's Annual Institute on Energy Law a valuable addition to the library of anyone with a practice concerned with oil and gas law.
Also available as a companion to the print version is a separate, one-volume consolidated index and finding tables for back issues.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9798341715349.
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Chapter 1: 2025 Oil & Gas Case Law Update by Brooksie Bonvillain Boutet, Kevin G. Corcoran, Rebecca L. Gibson and Madeline J. Muhlherr
Chapter 2: Onshore Litigation Trends: The Now and What’s Around the Corner by Cole DeLancey, Jackie M. Furlow, Tina Q. Nguyen and Nicole Singer
Chapter 3: Climate Change Litigation Updates by Dawn Sestito
Chapter 4: Emerging Trends in Plaintiff-Side Energy Litigation and What’s Ahead by Collin J. Cox, Tammie B. Banko and Tiffani L. Kennedy
Chapter 5: Project Disputes: Ongoing Challenges for Energy Infrastructure by Brandon F. Renken and Michael P. Lennon, Jr.
Chapter 6: Expect the Unexpected: Bankruptcies and the Reversion of Decommissioning Liabilities by Chad Husnick, Will Magliocco and Gittel Fekete
Chapter 7: AI in M&A: Practical Tips You Can Use in Your Next Deal by Leana Garipova and Kiera C. Galloway
Chapter 8: Bridging Funding Gaps: The Use of Private Capital Investment Structures in Energy and Infrastructure by Tamara Cidade, Fred Day and Ashley J. Nguyen
Chapter 9: The Rise in Data Centers and Energy Bills: Assessing Rate Impacts, Regulatory Trends, and the Future Landscape by Michael Rechtin
Chapter 10: Ownership of Minerals in Produced Water and Other Potential Issues and Unanswered Questions Following Cactus Water by Austin W. Brister
Chapter 11: Produced Water: Opportunities, Barriers to Effective Reuse, and the Legal Landscape by Heather Welles and Camila Tucker
Chapter 12: Navigating Legislative and Legal Landscapes in the Era of the High Velocity Energy Policy Pendulum: Business and Regulatory Risk Management Strategies by Bret Sumner and Melissa Simpson
Chapter 13: Regulatory State Update and Best Practices: Building Credibility, Engaging Effectively, and Managing Reputation in a Volatile Regulatory Environment by Rosario C. D. Hecht Domínguez
Chapter 14: Rescinding the 2009 Endangerment Finding: Potential Consequences and Considerations by Kathleen Bertolatus, Maggie Olson, Jeffrey H. Wood and Ricardo L. Pagulayan
Chapter 15: Much Ado About Something: Navigating NEPA’s Course Correction by Ann D. Navaro, Taylor M. Stuart and Jacob R. Brandes
Chapter 16: An Integrated Approach To International Energy Investment Protection by Robert A. James and Alicia M. McKnight
Chapter 17: Texas Data Center Policy: Regulating Energy and Water Consumption in the Age of AI by Gunner Purcell, J.D. Candidate, Texas Tech University School of Law, Lubbock, Texas (Winner, Hartrick Scholar Writing Competition)
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