Husch Blackwell, an Am Law 100 law firm, is inventing new ways to generate liquid fuels and other forms of energy from crops, agricultural wastes and residues, while reducing greenhouse emissions, is an exciting challenge for Husch Blackwell clients. We offer innovative support to these entrepreneurial developers, investors, and owners, who have created a thriving industry that now employs thousands of workers nationwide. Whether your challenge is negotiation of feedstock agreements or equity capital formation, Husch Blackwell understands the biofuels industry and partners with emerging businesses to secure our nation’s energy future.

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP is an approximate 700 attorney international general practice law firm with 25 offices in 4 countries specializing in energy, chemical and infrastructure project financings, private placements, capital markets, municipal tax exempt and taxable bond offerings, US and state government loan guarantee transactions, environmental regulatory compliance, IP, tax, construction, government relations, among other areas. Kilpatrick has major transactional, IP and regulatory focuses on sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel, clean gasoline, biodiesel, renewable natural gas, renewable hydrogen, renewable chemicals, bio-based products and other liquid, gaseous and chemical products.

Kutak Rock attorneys have a long history representing ethanol plant owners, and the lenders, insurers and marketing companies that serve the ethanol sector, and have legal expertise in agribusiness, contracts, corporate, energy, finance, government affairs, litigation, tax, regulatory and securities law. Kutak Rock was founded and is centered in the farm belt, but with over 500 attorneys in 19 offices across the country, we have both the resources and understanding to meet the increasingly complex needs of the ethanol industry, including in emerging areas of carbon sequestration, sustainability and tax credits.

McGrath North is a client-driven law firm supporting business in the Midwest and across the country. We have a long history of working with both traditional and renewable energy sector participants and have worked on projects in both sectors. We provide strategic legal counsel on a comprehensive range of issues including finance; mergers and acquisitions; energy regulation; transmission; siting development; licensing and permitting; environmental project construction and design; land use and zoning; eminent domain; operations and maintenance; fuel supply and transportation; commodity-related contracts and agreements; economic incentives; and arbitration/litigation.

Graham Noyes is the Managing Attorney of Noyes Law Corporation (NLC). NLC works solely on fuel and carbon law, particularly the California Low Carbon Fuel Standard, other state level fuel policies, and the federal Renewable Fuel Standard. Graham represents low carbon fuel producers, project developers, companies with carbon sequestration technologies, and fuel distributors on state and federal policy campaigns, rule makings, regulatory analysis, and credit generation strategies. Graham represents the Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) Producer Group which includes many of the world’s leading SAF producers. Graham previously represented SAF producers in the coalition effort with A4A, United Airlines and SFO Airport that secured CARB and Oregon DEQ approval for the crediting of SAF in California’s LCFS and Oregon's Clean Fuel Program. Graham’s SAF work is focused on state-level policies but extends to federal and international policy work as well.