Environmental and Natural Resources

The Geopolitics of Energy

by Raymond S. Heyman Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has brought to the forefront the key role that energy policy plays in international relations. Many countries sympathetic to Ukraine, but not wanting to escalate the conflict by sending troops, have discussed or actually imposed economic sanctions on Russia. One obvious target area for sanctions is Russian […]

March 5, 2022 | 2 min read | Tagged: energy policy, Russia, sanctions, Ukraine

Raymond S. Heyman Former Partner

The Utah Legislature Chooses “All of the Above” for a Reliable Electric Grid

by Denise A. Dragoo During the recent General Session, the Utah Legislature enacted several major energy bills which confirm the State’s continued investment in, and support of, both conventional and renewable energy sources. The Legislature consistently chose to promote “all of the above” as the energy mix for a more reliable electric grid. Following austerity […]

April 13, 2021 | 4 min read | Tagged: energy policy, regulatory streamlining, tax incentives, Utah

Denise A. Dragoo Partner