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The Texas Supreme Court may soon decide on a request to revisit a 2011 opinion on the use of eminent domain that some industry representatives say could stymie the efforts of companies trying to build oil and gas pipelines to service growing production in the state’s shale plays.

Raising similar procedural arguments, Oregon and Washington have asked FERC to rehear its approval of NorthernStar Natural Gas’ Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal along the Columbia River in Oregon. Two other parties also joined the chorus asking for reconsideration of the Sept. 18 conditioned federal approval.

Oregon — raising similar procedural arguments as the state of Washington — has asked FERC to rehear its approval of NorthernStar Natural Gas’ Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal along the Columbia River in Oregon. Two other parties also joined the chorus asking for reconsideration of the Sept. 18 conditioned federal approval.

FERC has rejected a request by the American Public Gas Association (APGA) to rehear or reconsider a policy statement that allows oil and natural gas pipelines to use master limited partnerships (MLP) in proxy groups to determine their returns on equity (ROE) for ratemaking purposes.

FERC Friday rejected a request by the American Public Gas Association (APGA) to rehear or reconsider a policy statement that allows oil and natural gas pipelines to use master limited partnerships (MLP) in proxy groups to determine their returns on equity (ROE) for ratemaking purposes.

Connecticut is asking FERC to rehear and reconsider its decision last month approving Broadwater Energy LLC’s controversial floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) project and associated pipeline to be located in Long Island Sound, Gov. M. Jodi Rell and Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Thursday.

Connecticut is asking FERC to rehear and reconsider its decision last month approving Broadwater Energy LLC’s controversial floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) project and associated pipeline to be located in Long Island Sound, Gov. M. Jodi Rell and Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said Thursday.

FERC last Monday rejected Trunkline Gas Co. LLC’s request to rehear a decision ordering the pipeline to stop using “critical notices” and operational flow orders (OFOs) to impose long-term restrictions on the quality of natural gas entering its system.

FERC on Monday rejected Trunkline Gas Co. LLC’s request to rehear a decision ordering the pipeline to stop using “critical notices” and operational flow orders (OFOs) to impose long-term restrictions on the quality of natural gas entering its system.