New York Law Journal
...for the transfer of invalid renewable fuel credits, referred to as Renewable Identification Numbers ("RINs"), which Cargill purchased in order to meet its...
...Exchange Services (IES) for transfer of invalid renewable fuel credits called Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs). Cargill bought the RINs to meet its own CAA obligations...
...contain a small percentage of biodiesel. Biodiesel is an increasingly well-known renewable fuel derived from vegetable oils or animal fats. Ideally, if neighboring states...
...City address, to "explore the possibility of cleanly converting trash into renewable energy." 1 The proposed facility will be a pilot...
New York Law Journal
...returning ill-gotten gains to the United States Treasury, courts issued a number of rulings narrowing the construction of the FCA. Thus, in 1986, Congress...
...s license that was in Hebrew and contained no photograph. No other identification was presented. Moreover, there is a factual dispute as to whether the...
...The act contains four titles: Title I - Clean Energy-which would promote renewable sources of energy and carbon capture and sequestration, low-carbon transportation fuels...
...awarded is based on the number of credits achieved. ...
...United States. H-5A visas would be valid for three years initially, renewable once for an additional three years. H-5A applicants would have to...
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