With the rapid development of the Bakken reserves in North Dakota, increased production from shale formations throughout the United States, dramatic development of Canadian oil sands, and continuing lack of adequate infrastructure to move oil and gas from the production areas to the market areas, shipping of oil and gas is taking new directions, and an understanding of the regulatory regimes governing the shipping of these products by pipeline and by rail is critical.
This course reviews current federal regulation and important/trending state regulation for transportation by pipe and rail. It addresses the changing market dynamics and the impacts on oil and gas shipping in the U.S. with respect to pricing, rates, contracting, and scheduling.
Join Elisabeth Myers, an experienced oil and gas regulatory lawyer, litigator, and adjunct law professor, and Barclay Nicholson, a partner with Norton Rose Fulbright in Houston, who is known for his nationwide litigation practice which focuses on oil and gas and commercial disputes, as they address the latest developments and trends impacting the shipping of crude oil, petroleum products, and natural gas in the U.S.
This Course Is Useful For: Oil and gas attorneys, Paralegals, Compliance managers - FERC, STB, DOT, Regulators and regulatory affairs personnel, Energy marketers and shippers, Oil and gas traders, Risk management consultants, Energy analysts, Energy consultants, Energy finance professionals, Commodity and energy market professionals, Oil and gas operations personnel
This fundamental level group live seminar has no prerequisites. No advance preparation is required before the seminar.
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