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Blog Addresses Renewable Energy And The Law

17th July 2008

Stoel Rives has launched its new blog, Renewable + Law. The blog aims to be a catalyst for discussion about renewable energy and climate policies, major renewable energy projects, emerging technologies, market developments, new laws, tax credits and industry scuttlebutt.

Current blog topics include recent policy decisions impacting renewable energy project development and discussions on the challenge of transmission development. The company will also post its in-depth "Energy Law Alerts" when appropriate.

From Seattle to San Diego, from Portland to Minneapolis, and from Boise to Salt Lake City to Sacramento, Stoel Rives has offices with lawyers working on renewable energy projects. Stoel Rives states “Providing valuable advice to clients requires us to keep abreast of renewable energy and climate policy developments to place those novel legal questions into a larger context.”

The company says that Renewable + Law will let it share its passion for solar energy, wind energy, biofuels, ocean and hydrokinetic energy, biomass, waste-to-energy, geothermal and other clean technologies.

More at: www.stoel.com

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