All Articles tagged energy

• General
  September 27, 2024 EDT
  MARINE WILDLIFE CONSIDERATIONS FOR A CONVENTION GOVERNING FLOATING OFFSHORE WIND TURBINES
  Elisabeth Schanz

  This Student Note considers how international governing bodies may resolve conflicts arising between protecting marine wildlife and the developments in ocean renewable energy technologies, like floating offshore wind turbines (“FOWTs”).

• State Constitutional Commentary
  May 08, 2017 EDT
  GONE WITH THE WIND: STATE PREEMPTIVE POWER
  Steven Ferrey

  This article analyzes how the federalist United States system of law, melded with state constitutional law, regulates and controls the siting of new renewable energy resources.

• General
  May 13, 2014 EDT
  FRACTURED COMMUNITIES: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING AND THE LAW IN NEW YORK STATE
  Michael L. White

  Foreword to symposium.

• General
  May 13, 2014 EDT
  HYDROFRACKING AND HOME RULE: DEFENDING AND DEFINING AN ANTI-PREEMPTION CANON OF STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION IN NEW YORK
  Roderick M. Hills Jr.

  The regulation of hydraulic fracturing provides an ideal case study of whether municipal home rule can mitigate the costs of deep political disagreement.

• General
  May 13, 2014 EDT
  THE THIRST OF FRACKING: REGULATING TO PROTECT THE LINCHPIN OF THE NATURAL GAS BOOM
  Sorell E. Negro

  This article examines water resources concerns raised by natural gas development and regulatory approaches to addressing those issues.

• General
  January 01, 2012 EDT
  REGULATING THE USE AND SHARING OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION DATA: ASSESSING CALIFORNIA‘S SB 1476 SMART METER PRIVACY STATUTE
  John R. Forbush

  This article analyzes California‘s SB 1476 from a privacy perspective, assessing whether and how this statute will impact the energy efficiency goals of the smart grid movement.

• New York Appeals
  March 03, 2011 EDT
  LOST PROFITS FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT: WOULD THE COURT OF APPEALS APPLY THE SECOND CURCUITS ANALYSIS?
  Glen Banks

  This article considers lost profits in breach of contract cases and the standard the New York Court of Appeals would apply.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  DISTRIBUTED GENERATION: A STEP FORWARD IN UNITED STATES ENERGY POLICY
  Kristin Bluvas

  This Comment argues that the federal government should be promoting distributed generation to stabilize our current grid and allow more widespread use of renewable resources.

• General
  August 08, 2007 EDT
  DISTRIBUTED GENERATION: A STEP FORWARD IN UNITED STATES ENERGY POLICY
  Kristin Bluvas

  This Comment argues that the federal government should be promoting distributed generation to stabilize our current grid and allow more widespread use of renewable resources.