Recognizing that energy issues and their economic, environmental and legal implications have never been more important, McGuireWoods’ cross-discipline, cross-practice energy industry team brings together legal, policy, energy technology and business experience to meet the challenges our clients face.
Our energy industry experience has been recognized for the depth of our bench (more than 100 interdisciplinary lawyers) and the extent of our experience. We have been serving some of our energy clients for nearly 50 years. On Law360’s 2012 Largest Law Firms list, McGuireWoods’ energy practice ranked 12 out of 100 top firms.
As the industry has changed, McGuireWoods’ energy lawyers have been part of its evolution. Our experience crosses sectors and legal practice areas, and we represent electric and gas utilities; independent and renewable generation developers; coal, natural gas (conventional and unconventional), uranium, petroleum, and renewable fuel suppliers, maturing cleantech companies and start-ups (biomass, hydroelectric, solar and wind). Our team experience also includes the financing, organization management, purchase and sale of energy projects, ventures and resources. Our lawyers and consultants understand the energy business, the regulatory environment and other challenges facing energy-related businesses.
Experienced lawyers from our energy, environmental, mergers and acquisitions, finance, capital markets, real estate development, tax and litigation practice groups, along with representatives from our public-affairs subsidiary, McGuireWoods Consulting, work together to help our clients with a wide range of issues.
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Represented wind power company in connection with development of 220 MW wind project in Midwestern United States.
Represented various types of businesses, colleges, integrators, and lenders in development of rooftop solar power facilities (on warehouses, port facilities, parking decks, hotels, schools) in North Carolina, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, California, Arizona, South Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania.
Representation of a utility in litigation claiming that global warming and Hurricane Katrina were the result of activities related to energy industry companies.
Representation of a utility company with the successful negotiation of an EPC Contract for the construction of a natural gas liquids extraction plant as part of their expanded exploitation of Marcellus Shale natural gas deposits.
Representation of a utility in an electric contact case where the utility was dismissed on special plea based on application of the Overhead High Voltage Line Safety Act.
2019 Tax Credit Inflation Adjustment Factor: 2.5 Cents per kWh for Wind Facilities
August 13, 2019
Beginning Construction Continuity Safe Harbor Extended for National Security Concerns
July 24, 2019
FERC Rescinds Notice of Alleged Violation Policy
May 17, 2019
Carbon Sequestration Tax Credits – IRS Requests Comment on Section 45Q Regulations
May 8, 2019
Takeaways From IEL’s 70th Annual Oil and Gas Law Conference
April 15, 2019