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Case Number:

1:14-bk-10979

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Delaware

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  1. September 21, 2015

    EFH Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Plan Disclosure Statement

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge gave Energy Future Holdings Corp. the nod Monday to solicit creditors on its Chapter 11 plan, despite an eleventh-hour change to the strategy that rankled some of the power giant's bondholders over the proposed treatment of their claims.

  2. September 17, 2015

    EFH Gets Nod To Enter Ch. 11 Plan Support Agreement

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s entry into a plan support agreement with certain stakeholders, the company confirmed, bolstering its bid for ultimate approval of its $13 billion reorganization plan later this year.

  3. September 15, 2015

    EFH Defends Pact With Creditors

    Energy Future Holdings on Monday defended a pact it has struck with certain creditors that locks in support of its $13 billion reorganization plan, describing the deal in court papers filed in Delaware as a substantial step toward exiting bankruptcy that pays off claims filed against the estate and reduces costs.

  4. September 09, 2015

    EFH Wins Bid To Exclude Attacks On Ch. 11 Plan In Hearing

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. won a Delaware bankruptcy judge's decree Wednesday that a hearing later this month on its pact with creditors to support a $13 billion reorganization plan should exclude attacks on the feasibility and fairness of the plan itself.

  5. September 08, 2015

    EFH Plan Support Deal Wrongly Solicits Votes, Trustee Says

    The U.S. trustee's office asked a Delaware bankruptcy court on Friday to reject Energy Future Holdings Corp.'s pact with creditors on its $13 billion Chapter 11 reorganization proposal, saying it amounts to an impermissible solicitation of votes by giving some favorable treatment.

  6. September 04, 2015

    EFH Unit Fights Noteholders' Latest Make-Whole Gambit

    An Energy Future Holdings Inc. subsidiary on Thursday objected to a bid brought by the trustee for second-lien noteholders to lift a bankruptcy stay in order to allow for payment of so-called make-whole premiums, saying it stands to lose at least $900 million if the stay is lifted.

  7. August 25, 2015

    EFH Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing Set For November

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge rejected bids Tuesday to push Energy Future Holdings Inc.'s Chapter 11 plan confirmation hearing out to early 2016, setting a November date to consider the private equity-owned power giant's $12 billion bankruptcy exit strategy backed by a consortium led by Hunt Consolidated Inc.

  8. August 25, 2015

    EFH Asks Bankruptcy Court To Hear $40M Texas Tax Dispute

    Energy Future Holdings Corp. asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge to resolve a $40 million property tax dispute with various Texas jurisdictions, saying the excess taxes are erroneous and do not accurately reflect the declining market value of its power plants.

  9. August 18, 2015

    EFH Gets Nod To Begin Trek Toward Ch. 11 Exit Bid In Sept.

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Tuesday he will consider Energy Future Holdings Inc.'s Chapter 11 plan disclosure statement in September, putting the power giant on a path it hopes will lead to a confirmation hearing a month later and a bankruptcy exit by spring of next year.

  10. August 17, 2015

    EFH Judge To Weigh Plan For Rallying Stakeholders

    A Delaware bankruptcy judge is expected Tuesday to weigh Energy Future Holdings Inc.'s proposal for soliciting stakeholder support for the restructuring plan it hopes will lead it out of Chapter 11, a plan based on a $12 billion reorganization strategy backed by Hunt Consolidated Inc.

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