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News & Notes
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Pipeline Security Legislation Being Considered by Congress
During Senate consideration of HR 4954, a bill to improve security at U.S. ports, an amendment that affects pipeline security was adopted. This amendment is based on a bill, S 1052, which would have required the Department of Homeland Security to issue pipeline security regulations with very little input either from industry or the Department of Transportation.
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August 2006 Issue PIPELINE TECHNOLOGY: Pipeline Tool Answers Dirty Questions
July 2006 Issue Oil and Gas Veterans Bring Pipelines to the Public
June 2006 Issue Pipelines Lead U.S. in Oil Transportation
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AOPL, SFPP and Shippers File Briefs in SFPP Appeal
SFPP L.P. and AOPL had previously appealed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s standard for finding “changed circumstances,” enabling the SFPP’s rates that were grandfathered under the Energy Policy Act to be reexamined. This month, AOPL and SFPP jointly filed an intervenor brief with District Court of Appeals covering the “changed circumstances” issue and the income tax allowance issue in the SFPP appeal. The shipper intervenors also filed their brief in this matter.
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