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Construction of new midstream infrastructure: Perils and pitfalls of federal regulatory jurisdiction

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Year
2010

Citation

Demarest Jr., W.F., and Myers, E.R., 2010, Construction of new midstream infrastructure: Perils and pitfalls of federal regulatory jurisdiction: Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institution, 46 p.

Summary

In this project on future sustainable transport alternatives a two-step search process has been followed. First an analysis of critical success and failure factors of new technological options in passenger transport is made. These factors are found in the spatial, institutional, economic and social/psychological environment of the transport system. Next, systematically structured and expert based scenarios are con- structed in order to achieve a sustainable transport system in the year 2030 in which possible, expected and desired developments in the distinct fields are analyzed. Finally some policy conclusions are drawn.

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  • 56th Annual Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute Conference

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