Real Estate/Development
Jan. 31, 2013
State power projects raise real property issues
Power lawyers are seeing a wave of transactions, some of which involve the purchase and sale of existing power facilities. Almost all of those deals have sizeable real property components. By Robert C. Barnes
With the U.S. seemingly in the middle of an energy boom, power lawyers are seeing a wave of transactions, some of which involve the purchase and sale of existing power facilities. Almost all of those deals, which can include hydroelectric, solar and wind, have sizeable real property components.
Most of these transactions are not driven by real estate per se but instead by the power facilities and transmission lines comprising the pro...
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