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Hot Topics in Renewable Energy Development: Environmental Concerns and Mineral Estate Issues
Contains material from Feb 2019
Hot Topics in Renewable Energy Development: Environmental Concerns and Mineral Estate Issues
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Session 1: Endangered Species and Wildlife – Mitigation as Risk Management - Endangered species and protected habitat areas can present risks to renewable projects, including potential impacts to project timing and costs. Purchasing mitigation land is one tool that can be used to manage risk in both the solar and wind energy context.
Session 2: Best Practices for Solar Development in Resolving Mineral Estate Issues - A general overview of relevant law in selected states concerning minerals, such as limitations acts, dormant mineral interest acts, surface damage laws, and statutory notice requirements. Review the doctrine of accommodation or due regard and consider title insurance and requirements, such as surface waivers or drill site agreements for available endorsements.
Session 2: Best Practices for Solar Development in Resolving Mineral Estate Issues - A general overview of relevant law in selected states concerning minerals, such as limitations acts, dormant mineral interest acts, surface damage laws, and statutory notice requirements. Review the doctrine of accommodation or due regard and consider title insurance and requirements, such as surface waivers or drill site agreements for available endorsements.
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Endangered Species and Wildlife – Mitigation as Risk Management (Feb 2019)
Christine Fernandez Owen, Brooke M. Wahlberg
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Endangered Species and Wildlife – Mitigation as Risk Management (Feb 2019)
Endangered species and protected habitat areas can present risks to renewable projects, including potential impacts to project timing and costs. Purchasing mitigation land is one tool that can be used to manage risk in both the solar and wind energy context.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law
Christine Fernandez Owen,
Attorney, Clean Law PC - Chicago, IL
Brooke M. Wahlberg,
Partner, Nossaman LLP - Austin, TX
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Best Practices for Solar Development in Resolving Mineral Estate Issues (Feb 2019)
James L. (Jim) Gosdin
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Best Practices for Solar Development in Resolving Mineral Estate Issues (Feb 2019)
A general overview of relevant law in selected states concerning minerals, such as limitations acts, dormant mineral interest acts, surface damage laws, and statutory notice requirements. Review the doctrine of accommodation or due regard and consider title insurance and requirements, such as surface waivers or drill site agreements for available endorsements.
Originally presented: Jan 2019 Renewable Energy Law
James L. (Jim) Gosdin,
Sr. Vice President, Associate General Counsel, Chief Underwriting Counsel & Chief Reinsurance Counsel, Stewart Title Guaranty Company - Houston, TX