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PBF Energy Snags Martinez Refinery from Shell - Oil & Gas 360

PBF Energy Snags Martinez Refinery from Shell

~$1 billion transaction to boost PBF’s production volume by 157,000 BOPD PBF Energy Inc. (stock ticker: PBF) has signed an agreement with Equilon Enterprises LLC d/b/a Shell Oil Products US to purchase the Martinez refinery, located in Martinez, California, for approximately $1 billion. Depending when the deals closes, that figure could vary, perhaps dipping slightly to $900 million. As of

Big Win for Colorado Oil and Gas:  State Supreme Court Reverses Martinez Decision

High court reverses appeals court on view of COGCC permitting priorities On Monday, the Colorado Supreme Court issued its decision on the high-profile case brought to the state judicial system by a group of youth petitioners who sought to stop oil companies from being given drilling permits unless the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission and the drilling applicants could

Penn. Supreme Court Reaffirmation of Constitutional Protections on Clean Air, Water, Environment is a Wild Card for Energy Developers

From Law360 Pittsburgh (October 25, 2018, 8:58 PM EDT) — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s recent ruling reaffirming constitutional protections on clean air, pure water and environmental preservation continues to confound oil and gas operators as they try and determine how it could impact their activities, according to a panel of attorneys speaking at an industry conference in Pittsburgh. The high

EPA Regulations in the Supreme Court

U.S. Supreme Court Temporarily Freezes Youth Climate Lawsuit Days Before Trial

From Townhall/AP SEATTLE (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday temporarily blocked a high-profile climate change lawsuit brought by young activists who accuse the federal government of violating their constitutional rights with policies that have caused a dangerous climate. Chief Justice John Roberts signed an order freezing the trial that was set to start in 10 days in federal

This was the Scene at the Colorado Supreme Court during the Martinez Case Oral Arguments

Just 500 feet from the courthouse, a pro-oil rally at the capitol steps asked people to “Vote No on Proposition 112”  Below: summary of the Martinez case and breakdown of the oral arguments It was a busy day for oil and gas in Colorado on Oct. 16. At lunchtime, several hundred industry supporters joined a ‘Mayors Against Proposition 112’ rally

Martinez v. COGCC: Opening Briefs at the Colorado Supreme Court

Case background The beginning of the Martinez v. COGCC case dates back to November 15, 2013, when petitioners Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, Itzcuahtli Roske-Martinez, Sonora Brinkley, Aerielle Deering, Trinity Carter, and Emma Bray, minors appearing by and through their legal guardians Tamara Roske, Bindi Brinkley, Eleni Deering, Jasmine Jones, Robin Ruston, and Diana Bray, petitioned the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission

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Colorado High Court Set to Hear Opening Briefs for Martinez v. COGCC

Oil & Gas 360® has learned that the Colorado Supreme Court will hear the opening briefs for Martinez v. COGCC (docket number 2017SC297) on April 2, 2018. It’s a meaningful case because the outcome could force a change to the criteria which Colorado’s oil and gas regulator—the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC)—must use when approving or denying permits

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Colorado Supreme Court Says It Will Hear Appeal in Martinez Oil and Gas Lawsuit

Martinez case could force the state to prioritize health and safety over drilling rights From Times-Call/Denver Post The state’s highest court announced Monday that it will review the Colorado Court of Appeals’ ruling in favor of the plaintiffs in what’s commonly referred to as the Martinez case, a lawsuit headed up by a Boulder teen Xiuhtezcatl Martinez. Six youth, including Xiutezcatl Martinez,

Martinez v. COGCC Decision Could Upend Colorado Oil & Gas Permitting

Direction of state’s oil and gas regulator awaits high court review of Martinez decision In May, the Colorado Attorney General petitioned the Colorado Supreme Court to review the appellate court’s ruling in the case of Martinez v. Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, after the appeals court overturned a lower court ruling. The lower court ruling favored the Colorado Oil