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Gordon Feinblatt’s Energy and Environmental Team takes an interdisciplinary approach, with the goal of preventing or containing multi-faceted and expensive problems.

We draw upon the experience and resources of our Energy and Environmental lawyers to navigate the often complex planning issues and approval processes surrounding power development, environmental response and urban redevelopment in Maryland and beyond.

Our team is up to date on key legislation, upcoming regulatory issues that will impact the solar market and COVID-19 response based on Governor Hogan's phased strategy.

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Core Services

Environmental

  • Wetlands Issues
  • Brownfields
  • Preventing and Defusing Regulatory Conflicts
  • Environmental Reviews

Energy

  • Provide highly regarded counsel with the PSC
  • Regularly participate in gas and electric rate cases
  • Electric Restructuring Proceedings
  • Electric competition issues including stranded costs, supplier of last resort and demand-side management
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Power Development

Our Team provides advice and legal counsel concerning all aspects of developing and redeveloping power sources in Maryland.

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Environmental Response

Our Environmental Response Team advises property owners, developers, builders and corporations grappling with existing and potential environmental challenges that may demand corrective action and that often require creative solutions to seemingly intractable problems.

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Urban Redevelopment

Our Team provides advice to developers and builders of urban projects regarding purchase, sales, planning, environmental and execution strategies.

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We need to enter into a power purchase agreement (PPA). Which details are most important?

  • Pricing: Is it fixed or variable? Even if fixed, is it subject to change in law?
  • Termination: Is there a penalty for early cancellation, and if your supplier cancels, what is the default?
  • If the supply is tied to your property (e.g. rooftop solar), what recourse do you have if there is property damage during installation or years after the installation?

For more information or for advice in entering into a PPA, please contact Todd Chason, Doug Coats or Michael Powell.

The information contained herein is not intended to provide legal advice or opinion and should not be acted upon without consulting an attorney.

David Beugelmans
Michael Powell
Todd Chason
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