Joseph Hicks will be serving on a webinar examining the shifting federal approval and oversight framework for LNG export terminals. The panel will explore how FERC's current "streamlining" agenda and recent NGA/NEPA litigation affect project timelines, amendment strategy, and litigation posture.
The panel will discuss the practical effects of FERC's initiatives to expand the use of streamlined approvals, including what categories of modifications may be candidates for automatic authorization versus prior notice, what eligibility standards and oversight reporting may accompany streamlined approvals, and how stakeholders should react when projects move from "routine" to "case-specific" review. LNG developers also must navigate a changing DOE export approach, including case-by-case extensions for export commencement deadlines.
Listen as the panel covers best practices for planning and defending LNG approvals and amendments, managing multi-agency timing and compliance, and positioning projects to withstand NEPA and NGA challenges.
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