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Solar Leasing in Louisiana: Act 301 and Decommissioning Requirements

The Energy Law Blog

6] Washington has legislation on the books requiring manufacturers of photovoltaic modules to take them back at end of life for proper recycling and disposal. [7]. 6] Washington has legislation on the books requiring manufacturers of photovoltaic modules to take them back at end of life for proper recycling and disposal. [7].

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Solar Leasing in Louisiana: Act 301 and Decommissioning Requirements

The Energy Law Blog

6] Washington has legislation on the books requiring manufacturers of photovoltaic modules to take them back at end of life for proper recycling and disposal. [7]. 6] Washington has legislation on the books requiring manufacturers of photovoltaic modules to take them back at end of life for proper recycling and disposal. [7].

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Whitecap Resources, Veren to combine to form C$15 billion Canadian energy giant

Oil & Gas 360º

. (“Veren”) (TSX: VRN) (NYSE: VRN) are pleased to announce a strategic combination to create a leading light oil and condensate producer with concentrated assets in the Alberta Montney and Duvernay. Under the terms of the Agreement, Veren shareholders will receive 1.05 common shares of Whitecap for each Veren common share held. .”

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IS THE FREEWAY IN SIGHT?

Oil and Gas Investments

A commute where I can read a book, the family napping on vacation to arrive rested at the destination, even just getting out at the front door while the car finds its own parking spot. Elon Musk is all over the news these days for reasons that have nothing to do with investing. It’s a self-driving wolf.”

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Liskow & Lewis CARES Act Tax Analysis – Part II

The Energy Law Blog

Enactment of New Employee Retention Credit In addition to the refundable employment tax credits contained in the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the Phase II COVID-19 legislative response), the CARES Act implements a refundable employee retention credit. First, the maximum allowed deduction is $300.