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19 Oct

Supreme Court of Virginia Affirms SCC Decision on Pumped Storage and Preservation of Existing Contracts

The Supreme Court of Virginia recently affirmed a Final Order issued by the State Corporation Commission that began as a dispute over what qualifies as renewable energy but ended in a split opinion debating the effects of statutory changes on existing contracts. At the end...

12:41 / The GreeneHurlocker Blog

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14 Oct

APPALACHIAN HYDRO ASSOCIATES AND BEREA COLLEGE COLLABORATE ON NEW KENTUCKY HYDROELECTRIC FACILITY

Transactional lawyers don’t often get to see the fruits of their labors. In the renewable energy world, at least there is a physical project to show for the work at the end, and we like a to see a good solar facility built as much...

04:02 / The GreeneHurlocker Blog

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04 Oct

More Virginia Counties Are Seeking Solar Moratoriums, But Are They Legal?

We are seeing a trend with Virginia localities proposing or enacting solar moratoriums to allow for the updating or creation of solar-specific solar ordinances, including the newly enacted revenue share ordinance.[1] These are important developments that those in the solar power industry should be aware...

05:55 / The GreeneHurlocker Blog

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16 Jul

Ideas Are Just That. Part 5

This is the last in our series of blog posts and videos (the whole series is here) about how an idea is just that: an idea, and how there are some basic, critical things a high-potential start-up technology company founder must do in order to...

20:26 / business law / contracts / entrepreneurship / ideas / Jared Burden / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / Virginia

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11 Jul

Secure Futures Obtains $25 Million Commitment for Solar Projects

Our client Secure Futures, which has been helping expand solar installations including energy storage and energy management and monitoring software for over a decade, has just received a $25 million commitment to finance solar installations in Virginia and the southeast US. Read the whole story...

18:08 / Blog / clean energy / energy lawyer / The GreeneHurlocker Blog

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08 Jun

A Fun Day with the Kim Brundage Team

We had a great day on June 8 with Kim Brundage and her team capturing new images of all our lawyers and our staff leader. Kim Brundage Photography was selected before the COVID pandemic interrupted our ability to be together, but her help was worth...

21:22 / The GreeneHurlocker Blog

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17 May

Rights Law Change Will Affect Smallest Virginia Employers

Virginia Employers with 5 or More Employees – take note: Effective July 1, 2021, the Virginia Human Rights Act will include “disability” as a protected characteristic for the purposes of non-discrimination requirements. Beyond that, Virginia employers must provide reasonable accommodations to workers who have a...

20:01 / employee policy / employment law / Laura Musick / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / Virginia

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05 May

Virginia Commission Issues Order Implementing VCEA’s RPS Mandate

[caption id="attachment_20363" align="alignleft" width="300"] image from Charlottesville Tomorrow[/caption] On April 30, 2021, the Virginia Commission issued two orders – one for Dominion and one for Appalachian Power Company – that laid out the annual framework by which each utility will demonstrate compliance with the Virginia Clean...

17:18 / Brian Greene / clean energy / energy lawyer / regulation / renewable energy / State Corporation Commission / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / Virginia

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21 Apr

Eric Hurlocker Leads Diversity and Equity Panel at TomTom Festival

Panel Discusses GreeneHurlocker’s Funding of $100,000 Scholarship at U of R School of Law GreeneHurlocker is proud to have been a sponsor of the TomTom Foundation’s “From Classroom to Boardroom Race and Equity Conference” in early April 2021. The sponsorship comes on the heels of our...

12:27 / community service / employment law / energy lawyer / Firm News / Recent GreeneHurlocker News / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / Virginia

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11 Mar

Maryland Commission Approves New Supplier Consolidated Billing Rules for Publication

After about 18 months of weekly working group meetings and 5 days of rulemaking hearings, the Maryland Commission has approved for publication new rules governing supplier consolidated billing (SCB). In May 2019, the Commission entered an Order granting a petition filed by six retail energy suppliers to...

16:13 / Blog / commission / energy lawyer / Maryland / public service commission / retail energy market / The GreeneHurlocker Blog / utility regulation lawyer

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Blogs

Supreme Court of Virginia Affirms SCC Decision on Pumped Storage and Preservation of Existing Contracts

APPALACHIAN HYDRO ASSOCIATES AND BEREA COLLEGE COLLABORATE ON NEW KENTUCKY HYDROELECTRIC FACILITY

More Virginia Counties Are Seeking Solar Moratoriums, But Are They Legal?

Ideas Are Just That. Part 5

Secure Futures Obtains $25 Million Commitment for Solar Projects

A Fun Day with the Kim Brundage Team

Rights Law Change Will Affect Smallest Virginia Employers

Virginia Commission Issues Order Implementing VCEA’s RPS Mandate

Eric Hurlocker Leads Diversity and Equity Panel at TomTom Festival

Maryland Commission Approves New Supplier Consolidated Billing Rules for Publication

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