Simon V. Kinsella vs. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, et al.
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (Washington, DC)
(case: 1:22-cv-02147-JMC, filed July 21, 2022)
Cross-MOTION for Partial SUMMARY JUDGMENT (filed September 26, 2022)
MOTION to TRANSFER VENUE (September 2022)
Click here to see Plaintiff’s Response to Defendants’ MOTION to TRANSFER VENUE (and Defendants’ Motion) (https://oswsouthfork.info/boem).
COMPLAINT (filed July 21, 2022)
Other submissions, notices, and correspondence
Simon V. Kinsella, et al. v. Long Island Power Authority, et al.
N.Y. Suffolk County Supreme Court (index: 621109/2021, filed November 9, 2021).
Plaintiffs seek to annul South Fork Wind’s power purchase agreement with Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) on the grounds the award violated New York State Finance and Municipal Law. The Plaintiffs allege that LIPA awarded a ($1.6 billion) contract for the supply of energy in an opaque non-competitive procurement process at inflated prices despite the winning bidder failing to meet the requirements and specifications of the South Fork Request for Proposals (the South Fork RFP). The winning bidder was South Fork Wind LLC (formerly known as Deepwater Wind South Fork LLC).
Simon V. Kinsella et al. v. NYS Public Service Commission et al
N.Y. Supreme Court, Appellate Div. - 2nd Dept. (index 006572/2021, filed September 9, 2021).
According to Article 78, the petitioner (Simon Kinsella) is challenging the legality of the New York State Public Service Commission’s grant of a certificate to South Fork Wind LLC (formerly known as Deepwater Wind South Fork LLC).
Simon V. Kinsella v. Office of the New York State Comptroller
Albany County Supreme Court, filed July 9, 2019 (index: 904100/2019)
Decision: “In the instant matter, the petitioner [Simon Kinsella] [...] substantially prevailed. [...] The Court finds that the record requested was of significant interest to the general public as the records sought consisted of the contract prices which would affect the pricing of utilities supplied to the general public.”
Citizens for the Preservation of Wainscott, Inc. et al. v. NYS Public Service Commission et al
N.Y. Supreme Court, Appellate Div. - 2nd Dept. (index: 006582/2021, filed September 9, 2021).
According to Article 78, the petitioner, Citizens for the Preservation of Wainscott Inc, is challenging the legality of the New York State Public Service Commission’s grant of a certificate to South Fork Wind LLC (formerly known as Deepwater Wind South Fork LLC).
Citizens for the Preservation of Wainscott, Inc. v. Town Board of the Town of East Hampton
Suffolk County Supreme Court (index: 601847/2021, February 2, 2021).
Petitioner, Citizens for the Preservation of Wainscott Inc, seeks a declaratory judgment invalidating the East Hampton Town Board’s improper grant to South Fork Wind LLC.
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