Each energy project faces a unique set of challenges. Whether it’s navigating the permitting process, handling site proceedings, building the facility or acquiring land use approvals, we help our clients successfully take projects from inception to conclusion. Our accomplished team foresees issues and will guide you through the complexities and unexpected surprises at each phase of your energy project’s development.
Our team has helped develop electric generating projects fueled by natural gas, coal, oil, uranium, municipal waste, biomass, and winery, brewery and food manufacture waste. We have further assisted permitting for electric transmission facilities, natural gas pipelines, coal gasification projects, and renewable energy developments.
Our team is familiar with the dynamics and players unique to this industry. Using our market knowledge and established relationships with federal, state and local authorities, we proactively identify and obtain the necessary permits with livable conditions for our clients.
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Bloomberg Law | October 26, 2020
The following Bloomberg Law article comprises a two-part, contributed series on the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s transformative regulatory changes on climate change, renewable energy, and emerging contaminants. The articles are written by Albany partner Pete Trimarchi and associate Dana Stanton, and Rochester associate Sarah Lobe, all of the Environmental and Land Use team.
Bloomberg Law | October 23, 2020
The following Bloomberg Law article comprises a two-part, contributed series on the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s transformative regulatory changes on climate change, renewable energy, and emerging contaminants. The articles are written by Albany partner Pete Trimarchi and associate Dana Stanton, and Rochester associate Sarah Lobe, all of the Environmental and Land Use team.
The Republican | October 28, 2018
Boston Office Managing Partner Ruth Silman is mentioned in this story for her representation of Tennessee Gas, which is seeking approval to improve its compressor station in Agawam and construct a new pipeline loop.
Solar Power World | July 10, 2018
Washington DC partner Jeff Lesk and senior counsel Herb Stevens, both of the Community Development Finance Group, are mentioned in this story after NPSolar was named Community/Shared Renewables Project of the Year by the Interstate Renewable Energy Council.
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