Sentences with phrase «private pipeline company»

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Kean's are the first public comments on the project since the company announced it was suspending all non-essential spending on the pipeline two weeks ago because «this particular investment may be untenable for a private party to undertake.»

Instead, she finds fault with the pipeline companies for using the threat of eminent domain to seize private land when they just plan to export the product.

We've identified 34 digital health companies on our Tech IPO pipeline list, alongside 6 digital health companies valued above a billion dollars (Zocdoc, Proteus Digital Health, 23andMe, NantHealth, Oscar, and GuaHao), many of which will need to go to public markets for further funding if late - stage investors continue to move further away from private markets as they did in Q4 ’15 (this may be a trend that's particularly pronounced in healthcare, where companies have much longer time horizons for returns).

The rapid growth of the private market has been driven by (1) the steady pipeline of private companies growing into $ 1 billion valuations, (2) the continued growth of the companies already considered late stage — e.g., unicorns becoming deca - unicorns and (3) the very low number of companies selling or going public.

Keurig Performance Update Since becoming a private company following its acquisition by a JAB - led investor group in March 2016, Keurig has renewed its marketing investment and improved its new brewer innovation pipeline, which has resulted in renewed top - line volume growth, increasing U.S. household penetration for Keurig brewers to 20 %, from 17 %, in the last two years.

The refusal prompted a letter from a Pilgrim lawyer at the Decotiis FitzPatrick & Cole law firm stating the pipeline company «has the power to condemn private property.

The State Department's «don't worry» environmental impact statement for the proposed Keystone XL tarsands pipeline, released late Friday afternoon, was written not by government officials but by a private company in the pay of the pipeline's owner.

Andrew Nikiforuk has written another compelling piece in The Tyee, this time about how «pipeline company bullies» influence Canada's National Energy Board and take private property from landowners without compensation.

The company should emphasize that Keystone XL will create thousands of jobs; generate billions of dollars in private, local, state and national revenue; use the best and safest pipeline technology; and bring oil from a friendly country to American refineries, motorists, farmers and manufacturers.

The federal Natural Gas Act allows private companies to use eminent domain to acquire property for natural - gas pipelines.

Acting for an international oil company in a High Court claim for alleged diminution in value to a multi-million pound private property caused by illegal tapping of the company's pipeline by fuel thieves.

Through its integrated transactional, regulatory, policy and dispute resolution practices, the firm is able to provide top legal counsel globally to lenders; investment banks; private equity funds; underwriters; issuers; independent producers; major multinational and state - owned oil companies; national governments; energy service companies; processing, operations, transportation and pipeline companies; and refining and petrochemical companies.

Bloomberg reports that Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, the Houston - based pipeline company taken private three years ago by The Carlyle Group and Goldman Sachs's private equity arm in a $ 22 billion leveraged buyout, is proceeding with plans for an IPO.

Kenney also failed to mention that the former Harper government had appointed members of the federal pipeline regulator, the National Energy Board, who derailed hearings on the Energy East project by participating in a private meeting with a company representative.

Examples are: easements given to telephone and electric companies to erect poles and run lines over private property, easements given to people to drive or walk across someone else's land, and easements given to gas and water companies to run pipelines to serve their customers.