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Are new US gas pipelines impossible?
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Gas pipelines and third parties are increasingly using the legal system to resolve rising disputes. While most court cases don't lead to the end of the pipeline development process, they do result in cost escalation and longer construction timelines. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is seeking to review its existing certification process to help new certificates withstand court challenges. Will the Commission succeed
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