A Review of the National Energy Board Report on Gas Export, August, 1970

Authors

  • D. W. MacFarlane
  • G. A. Connell

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29173/alr639

Keywords:

Energy Law, Petroleum Law

Abstract

At the Canadian Petroleum Law Foundation Ninth Annual Research Seminar in Oil and Gas Law, R. J. Gibbs, D. W. MacFarlane and H. J. Knowles delivered a paper entitled A Review of the National Energy Board Policies and Practices and Recent Hearings, (1971) 9 Alta. Law Rev. 523. The Board's decision on the hearings discussed in the said paper was handed down in August, 1970. In this article, D. W. MacFarlane and G. A. Connell summarize, discuss and evaluate the more important aspects of the decision of the National Energy Board with respect to the export of natural gas from Canada.

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Vol 10, No 3: Petroleum Law Supplement: The Canadian Arctic and Northern Regions and Other Selected Matters of Current Interest to the Oil and Gas Industry

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