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OGEL 5 (2019)

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Natural Gas Pipeline Construction and Regulation

Editorial

Introduction - OGEL Special Issue on Natural Gas Pipeline Construction and Regulation

T.J. Dimitroff, Infrastructure Development Partnership LLP

Pipelines

The Intersection of Natural Gas Pipeline Infrastructure, Federal Permitting, and Supply Considerations for US LNG Exports

M. Lewis, Bracewell LLP
K. Morgan, Bracewell LLP

The Impact of the Interface of Regulatory Jurisdictional issues on the Life Cycle of Natural Gas Pipelines in the United States of America

B.B. Pollett, School of Energy, Collins College of Business, The University of Tulsa

The Journey or the Destination?: Reconsidering the Proper Role of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Impacts in NEPA Review of Natural Gas Pipeline Projects

D.G. Duncan, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
C. Ellis, Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

The Reform and Regulation of China's Oil and Gas Pipeline Network

P. Andrews-Speed, Energy Studies Institute of the National University of Singapore
L. YAO, Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore

One for All and All for One? The General Court Ruling in the OPAL Case

D. Buschle, Energy Community Secretariat
K. Talus, Tulane Center for Energy Law, Tulane University

The EU-Energy Package WTO Panel Report: Systemic Implications for EU Energy Policy on Pipelines Transportation of Natural Gas

M. Wüstenberg, UEF Law School

Legal and Economic Challenges to the Future of Natural Gas Export Infrastructure in the EU in the Light of its Policy on the Energy Transition

G. Mete, Stockholm Environment Institute
S.V. Vinogradov, CEPMLP, University of Dundee

Need for Long-term Commitments in Cross-border Gas Pipeline in Europe

P. Hébréard, FTI Consulting

The IGB Project - Contribution to the Energy Market Evolution in South East Europe

V. Hristova, Lawyer
S. Cherkesov, Lawyer

A Legal Overview of The Construction, Operation and Regulation of Gas Transmission Grids in Germany

A. Brauner, Open Grid Europe GmbH
D.A. Benrath, Ruhr-Universität Bochum

Accessibility to Gas Pipelines in Emerging Markets

M. White, King & Spalding LLP
N. Markanday, King & Spalding LLP
K. Whitaker, King & Spalding LLP

EU Gas Market Regulation of Offshore Transmission Lines: The Derogation for Completed Projects (Art. 49a of Directive 2009/73)

M. Nettesheim, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen
S. Thomas, Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen

Heading Towards a New Era of Natural Gas Market Regulation in Greece: Licensing Framework in a Transitional Period for the Natural Gas Market

O. Omran, DLA Piper

The Baltic Pipe in Context: The Geopolitical and Normative Analysis

J. Górski, City University of Hong Kong