Energy Law Journal, Volume 27, No. 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS
STAFF PAGE
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S PAGE
JUDGE DAVID I. HARFELD MEMORIAM

ARTICLES

• WARNINGS TO THE UNWARY: MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL FEDERAL ENFORCEMENT OF MANIPULATION AND DECEPTION IN THE ENERGY MARKETS AFTER THE ENERGY POLICY ACT OF 2005
  Allan Horwich
• REGULATION AND LIBERALIZATION OF THE EUROPEAN ELECTRICITY MARKET – A GERMAN VIEW
  Prof. Dr. Thomas von Danwitz
• CONGRESS GOT IT RIGHT: THERE’S NO NEED TO MANDATE RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS
  Mary Ann Ralls
• LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) LITIGATION AFTER THE ENERGY POLICY ACT OF 2005: STATE POWERS IN LNG TERMINAL SITING
  Jacob Dweck
  David Wochner
  Michael Brooks
• THE SAGE APPROACH TO IMMEDIATE ENTRY BY PRIVATE ENTITIES EXERCISING FEDERAL EMINENT DOMAIN AUTHORITY UNDER THE NATURAL GAS ACT AND THE FEDERAL POWER ACT
  Jim Behnke
  Harold Dondis
• LONG-TERM NATURAL GAS CONTRACTS: DEAD, DYING, OR MERELY RESTING?
  Jeffrey M. Petrash
• FOR THE LONG HAUL: THE SUITABILITY OF THE BASE CONTRACT FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF NATURAL GAS FOR LONG-TERM TRANSACTIONS
  Karen Goepfert

COMMENTS

• CURIOSITY AND CARBON: EXAMINING THE FUTURE OF CARBON SEQUESTRATION AND THE ACCOMPANYING JURISDICTIONAL ISSUES AS OUTLINED IN THE INDIAN ENERGY TITLE OF THE 2005 ENERGY POLICY ACT

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Included in the full electronic version of the Energy Law Journal, Volume 27, No. 2, are the following reports:

NATURAL GAS REGULATION COMMITTEE
NUCLEAR REGULATION COMMITTEE