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Greenpeace Lawsuit Against Energy Transfer

Sector: Energy • Location: Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Source: Reuters

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Greenpeace International has filed a lawsuit against U.S. pipeline company Energy Transfer in a Dutch court, marking the first test of a new European law aimed at curbing lawsuits intended to silence rights activists. The lawsuit seeks to recover damages and costs incurred due to Energy Transfer's previous lawsuits against Greenpeace.

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Prospective
Sector
Energy
Location
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Reuters

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The project “Greenpeace Lawsuit Against Energy Transfer” is an infrastructure initiative in the Energy sector, located in Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Reuters.

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Greenpeace International has filed a lawsuit against U.S. pipeline company Energy Transfer in a Dutch court, marking the first test of a new European law aimed at curbing lawsuits intended to silence rights activists. The lawsuit seeks to recover damages and costs incurred due to Energy Transfer's previous lawsuits against Greenpeace.

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Energy

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Netherlands

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North Holland

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Amsterdam

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2025-02-28

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