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A law firm synonymous with the oil and gas industry is expanding its clean energy practice — and last week recruited Mona Dajani to spearhead its work in hydrogen, ammonia, and other low-carbon energy deals.
Why it matters: The move by a Houston firm with headquarters named for Shell represents how even the most oil-enriched incumbents see money to be made in clean energy.
