API welcomes the US Army Corps’ action to advance DAPL
Published by Stephanie Roker,
Editor
World Pipelines,
API President and CEO Jack Gerard released the following statement after the US Army Corps of Engineers implemented the final easement needed to complete the Dakota Access pipeline.
"The Corps’ action to implement the final easement for the Dakota Access pipeline is welcome news and shows the new direction being taken by the administration to support jobs and the rule of law in the permitting process," said Gerard.
"This project went through an open and transparent permitting process that was upheld twice by the courts and we are happy to see the project on its way to completion as part of building a 21st century infrastructure in America.
"Private investment in our nation's energy infrastructure is a US$1 trillion proposition that could create one million jobs. Certainty in the permitting process is critical to harnessing the benefits that come from our nation's energy infrastructure so that American consumers and workers and the environment can continue to benefit from our nation's energy renaissance."
Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/09022017/api-welcomes-the-us-army-corps-action-to-advance-dapl/
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