The open-access era. [Regulations on natural gas pipeline access]
Robert M. Johnson
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Robert M. Johnson
Abstract
This article examines the effects on the natural gas transportation industry that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's recent proposed rulemaking will have. The topics of the article include take-or-pay pricing, the changing role of the pipeline in the natural gas market, unbundling of the services a pipeline provides, and achieving the fullest possible use of the pipeline network.
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This article examines the effects on the natural gas transportation industry that the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's recent proposed rulemaking will have. The topics of the article include take-or-pay pricing, the changing role of the pipeline in the natural gas market, unbundling of the services a pipeline provides, and achieving the fullest possible use of the pipeline network.
Key concepts: Rulemaking, Pipeline (software), Unbundling, Natural gas, Natural gas industry, Business, Commission, Deregulation