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Energy Transfer LP v. Gion

About this case

Filing year
2019
Status
Oral argument scheduled.
Docket number
20250341
Court/admin entity
United StatesState CourtsN.D.
Case category
Climate Change Protesters and ScientistsProtesters
Principal law
United StatesConspiracyUnited StatesState Law—ConversionUnited StatesState Law—DefamationUnited StatesState Law—TrespassUnited StatesTortious Interference
At issue
Lawsuit by the developers of the Dakota Access Pipeline seeking damages from organizations and individuals who protested the pipeline.
Topics
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Documents

Filing Date
Document
Type
Topics 
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11/14/2025
Oral argument scheduled.
The North Dakota Supreme Court scheduled oral argument for December 18, 2025 on the Dakota Access Pipeline developers’ petition requesting that the court issue a supervisory writ and instruct the district court to block Greenpeace International (GPI) from proceeding with its <a href="https://www.climatecasechart.com/document/greenpeace-international-v-energy-transfer_29bd">lawsuit</a> in the Netherlands seeking to hold the pipeline’s developer liable under the European Union’s Anti-SLAPP Directive and Dutch civil law.
Notice
11/13/2025
Response to petition for supervisory writ filed by Greenpeace International.
Response
11/07/2025
Brief filed by amicus curiae the American Energy Association in support of petition for supervisory writ.
Amicus Motion/Brief
11/04/2025
Brief filed by Institute for Energy Research as amicus curiae in support of petition for supervisory writ.
Amicus Motion/Brief
11/03/2025
Amicus curiae brief filed by State of North Dakota in support of neither party.
Amicus Motion/Brief
11/03/2025
Amicus curiae brief filed by Grown America's Infrastructure Now, Inc. in support of petition for supervisory writ.
Amicus Motion/Brief
10/31/2025
Brief filed by amicus curiae the Greater North Dakota Chamber.
Amicus Motion/Brief

Summary

Lawsuit by the developers of the Dakota Access Pipeline seeking damages from organizations and individuals who protested the pipeline.

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Group
Topics
Target
Policy instrument
Risk
Impacted group
Just transition
Renewable energy
Fossil fuel
Greenhouse gas
Economic sector
Adaptation/resilience