Tom Burton 6/4/21 Tom Burton 6/4/21

SPAC Chat Ep. 5: Tempering the SPAC Hype

It seems that everyone is taking a second look at SPACs as the number of lawsuits against these alternative IPOs continues to increase by the day.

Tom Burton 3/29/21 Tom Burton 3/29/21

SPAC Chat Ep. 3: Tracking Trends of the SPAC Surge

There is no denying the surge in special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) and that these financing vehicles have had a significant impact on financial markets.

Sahir Surmeli 3/9/21 Sahir Surmeli 3/9/21

SPAC Chat Ep. 2: The Controversy Over Sponsor Equity

Does a minimal investment in a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) entitle a sponsor to a tremendous amount of equity after a successful IPO?

Tom Burton 2/10/21 Tom Burton 2/10/21

SPAC Chat EP 1: Busting Common Myths about SPACs

Grab a cup of coffee and listen as leading SPAC attorneys from Mintz discuss and debunk the four most common myths about these transactions.

Sahir Surmeli 12/4/20 Sahir Surmeli 12/4/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – December 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

This edition includes a feature on a USCIT ruling permitting implementation of the Trump administration’s bifacial solar tariffs; a story on Mintz client Micatu Inc.; recent M&A activity; an update from Washington; and a list of upcoming energy industry events

Tom Burton 11/6/20 Tom Burton 11/6/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – November 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

Energy & Sustainability Connections brings the latest developments in energy investing, legal insights, company activity, and industry events.

Tom Burton 10/5/20 Tom Burton 10/5/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – October 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

This issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections covers Quaise and its pioneering energy drilling system to unlock geothermal energy, energy policy news from Washington, recent M&A activity & more.

Sahir Surmeli 9/2/20 Sahir Surmeli 9/2/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – September 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

This issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections covers MIT Solve, the Northeast Energy and Commerce Association’s 2020 Annual Fuels Conference, energy policy news from Washington, recent M&A activity & more.

Tom Burton 8/4/20 Tom Burton 8/4/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – August 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

This issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections covers emissions-free steel producer Boston Metal, startup incubator Greentown Labs, energy policy news from Washington, recent M&A activity & more.

Tom Burton 7/10/20 Tom Burton 7/10/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – July 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

This issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections covers The Clean Fight NY’s Buildings Edition program, the future of offshore energy in New England, energy policy news from Washington, recent M&A activity & more.

Tom Burton 6/3/20 Tom Burton 6/3/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – June 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

The June issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections covers news about renewable energy development company East Light Partners, energy policy news from Washington, recent M&A activity & more.

Sahir Surmeli 5/6/20 Sahir Surmeli 5/6/20

Energy & Sustainability Connections Newsletter – May 2020

By Tom Burton and Sahir Surmeli

The May issue of Energy & Sustainability Connections covers news about enVerid Systems and its CO2-reducing technology, states’ clean energy legislation, recent M&A activity, and industry webinars.

Tom Burton 3/28/16 Tom Burton 3/28/16

Forget Oil Prices, Renewables are Here to Stay

By Tom Burton and Paul Dickerson

We are now in the teeth of the most profound oil bust since the 1980s, but this time, investment in renewable energy development continues apace even as crude is scraping against 12-year lows. The supply of wind power, measured in British thermal units, rose more than threefold between 2008 and 2015, and the supply of solar power rose almost sixfold, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Wind power is expected to rise another 23 percent and solar another 36 percent by the end of 2017.

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