The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is likely to scale back scrutiny of liquefied natural gas projects in the wake of recent presidential executive orders and a D.C. Circuit ruling that gave the agency another chance to review projects in Texas.
The US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit earlier this week remanded to the agency a challenge to FERC’s reapproval of two LNG terminals and a pipeline rather than vacate those reauthorizations, reversing a decision the court rendered last year.
Attorneys and scholars say the ruling is a signal that FERC and the courts will require fewer environmental justice ...
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