U.S. Natural Gas Infrastructure Approval Process Reform
Sector: Natural Gas • Location: United States
Source: Oil & Gas 360
EQT's CEO Toby Rice has called on U.S. legislators to reduce the length of the approval process for new natural gas infrastructure projects. The current judicial review option allows opponents to legally challenge project approvals for up to six years, causing delays. The reform aims to boost the competitiveness of U.S. energy by speeding up infrastructure development.
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Description | EQT's CEO Toby Rice has called on U.S. legislators to reduce the length of the approval process for new natural gas infrastructure projects. The current judicial review option allows opponents to legally challenge project approvals for up to six years, causing delays. The reform aims to boost the competitiveness of U.S. energy by speeding up infrastructure development. |
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