Renewable + Law
Sharing "our passion for solar energy, wind energy, biofuels, ocean and hydrokinetic energy, biomass, waste-to-energy, geothermal and other clean technologies."
Author: William H. Holmes and Stephen Hall are partners at Stoel Rives in Portland, Ore.; John Eriksson is a partner in Salt Lake City; Graham Noyes is of counsel and Kathleen J. Doll is an associate at Stoel Rives in Seattle.
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Recent Posts from Renewable + Law
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Insights from Stoel Rives' Webinar on The Stimulus Bill: Structured Tax Incentives
During yesterday's webinar entitled “The Stimulus Bill: Structured Tax Incentives” Greg Jenner (Stoel Rives LLP attorney), Victoria McDowell (Chief Administrator of the Treasury ITC Grant Program), and Kevin Pearson (Stoel Rives LLP attorney) walked webinar…
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Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act Promotes Advanced Renewable Fuels
The Chairman’s Mark of the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act contains proposed language that would clarify that algae-based and other advanced fuels are included in the definition of biofuels for purposes of the…
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Show Me the Money: DOE To Announce 100 Smart Grid Awards Today
Later today, the Department of Energy will announce the 100 smart grid projects that will receive smart grid stimulus finds. A complete list of the awards should be available later today; three have been announced early:…
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DOE and NREL Announce Open PV Mapping Project
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the release of the Open PV Mapping Project. The Project is a collaborative effort between government, industry, and the public to develop…
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FERC Conditionally Approves MISO Tariff Amendment on Cost Allocation
This afternoon, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission conditionally approved the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator's (MISO) proposed tariff amendment regarding allocating the cost of network upgrades for generation interconnection projects meeting MISO's regional expansion criteria and benefits…
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Solar Power International '09
Next week, the Anaheim Convention center hosts Solar Power International, which bills itself as 'North America's largest business to business solar industry event.’ With over 900 exhibitors (Stoel Rives included) and 25,000 attendees expected, there…
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Upcoming Webinar: The Stimulus Bill - Structured Tax Incentives
Stoel Rives is proud to sponsor an upcoming webinar series on key legal issues of The Stimulus Bill. Session dates and topics include: November 4, 2009 Structured Tax Incentives November 18, 2009 Grants & Applications –…
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Minnesota Renewable Energy Projects RFP
The State of Minnesota’s Office of Energy Security (OES) is requesting proposals from organizations that are engaged in or will engage in the manufacture of renewable energy systems or fuels, energy storage systems, geothermal energy…
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California and the U.S. Department of Interior Sign an MOU on Renewable Energy
The State of California and the U.S. Department of Interior (DOI) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding on renewable energy, building on existing collaboration by California and its federal partners to facilitate the development…
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Wed. 10/21/09: "Demystifying the Smart Grid"
The enthusiasm about smart grid continues to spread in the Pacific Northwest. Tomorrow, Intel’s Ronler Acres Campus (just outside of Portland) will host "Demystifying the Smart Grid," a panel and dinner event from 6 to…