FERC and the Pipelines: Making Growth Work David D’Alessandro1 Abstract The increasing production of crude oil in Canada, North Dakota, and Wyoming demands construction of new pipelines and expansion of existing pipeli - Basin, Wyoming - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	FERC and the Pipelines: Making Growth Work David D’Alessandro1 Abstract The increasing production of crude oil in Canada, North Dakota, and Wyoming demands construction of new pipelines and expansion of existing pipeli Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-05-12 16:39:00 Open Document File Size: 28,87 KB Share Result on Facebook City Denver / Bismarck / Kansas City / Minneapolis / Wichita / / Company Williston Basin Petroleum / Stinson Leonard Street's Oil and Gas Practice Group / Stinson Leonard Street LLP / / Country United States / Canada / / IndustryTerm crude oil / oil / oil and gas pipeline / energy law / / Organization Federal Energy Regulatory Commission / Energy Bar Association / General Counsel’s Office / / Person Dave / / Position President / Deputy Assistant General Counsel / Managing Partner of the Washington / D.C. office / Co-Chair / / ProvinceOrState North Dakota / Wyoming / / SocialTag Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Williston Basin Pipeline Keystone Pipeline Oil pipelines Energy Infrastructure

FERC and the Pipelines: Making Growth Work David D’Alessandro1 Abstract The increasing production of crude oil in Canada, North Dakota, and Wyoming demands construction of new pipelines and expansion of existing pipeliAdd to Reading List