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Gas and Power Pipeline Issues: Contractual Considerations, plus Common Carrier Concerns
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Gas and Power Pipeline Issues: Contractual Considerations, plus Common Carrier Concerns
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Session 1: Contract Issues - The boom in natural gas production in domestic shale plays has made infrastructure development—and service on such infrastructure—increasingly critical for producers. Explore regulatory and contractual considerations raised by taking gas from the wellhead to the market in this environment, including natural gas gathering, processing, transportation and sales.
Session 2: Common Carrier Issues - A review of key developments related to the state regulation of common carrier pipelines in Texas, with focus on developments in the past year related to eminent domain and the scope of Railroad Commission jurisdiction over liquids pipelines carrying natural gas liquids, refined petroleum products, and other non-crude oil liquids.
Session 2: Common Carrier Issues - A review of key developments related to the state regulation of common carrier pipelines in Texas, with focus on developments in the past year related to eminent domain and the scope of Railroad Commission jurisdiction over liquids pipelines carrying natural gas liquids, refined petroleum products, and other non-crude oil liquids.
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Contract Issues (Sep 2014)
James E. Olson
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Contract Issues (Sep 2014)
The boom in natural gas production in domestic shale plays has made infrastructure development—and service on such infrastructure—increasingly critical for producers. Explore regulatory and contractual considerations raised by taking gas from the wellhead to the market in this environment, including natural gas gathering, processing, transportation and sales.
Originally presented: Sep 2014 Gas and Power Institute
James E. Olson,
Vinson & Elkins LLP - Houston, TX
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Common Carrier Issues (Sep 2014)
James H. Barkley
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Common Carrier Issues (Sep 2014)
A review of key developments related to the state regulation of common carrier pipelines in Texas, with focus on developments in the past year related to eminent domain and the scope of Railroad Commission jurisdiction over liquids pipelines carrying natural gas liquids, refined petroleum products, and other non-crude oil liquids.
Originally presented: Sep 2014 Gas and Power Institute
James H. Barkley,
Baker Botts - Houston, TX