Author: Helga BusemannPublisher:
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Category : Energy conservation
Languages : en
Pages : 96
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Energy Facility Siting Issues in New Jersey's Coastal Zone
Author: Helga BusemannPublisher:
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Category : Energy conservation
Languages : en
Pages : 96
Book Description
Energy Facility Siting Issues in the Coastal Zone
Author: New Jersey. Office of Coastal Zone ManagementPublisher:
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Category : Energy conservation
Languages : en
Pages : 149
Book Description
Energy Facility Siting Issues in New Jersey's Urban Waterfront
Author: New Jersey. Office of Coastal Zone ManagementPublisher:
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Category : Chemical industry
Languages : en
Pages : 24
Book Description
Energy Facility Siting in Coastal Areas
Author: United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on CommercePublisher:
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Category : Coastal zone management
Languages : en
Pages : 144
Book Description
Refining the Waterfront
Author: David MorellPublisher:
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Category : Political Science
Languages : en
Pages : 376
Book Description
USA. Monograph on conflicting issues of energy policy and environmental policy in relation to coastal urban development and location of industry - focuses on the siting of petroleum refinerys and infrastructure requirements, considers economic implications of companies' industrial investment, public opinion towards petrochemical industry located on the urban waterfront, and includes government policy recommendations. Bibliography pp. 317 to 329, graphs, maps and tables.
Energy Facility Siting in Coastal Areas
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Category : Coastal zone management
Languages : en
Pages : 136
Book Description
Oil and gas facilities and coastal areas -- Projections of future domestic oil and gas reserves and production -- Importation of oil and gas -- OCS oil and gas-related facilities -- Secondary effects of OCS development -- Deepwater ports -- Liquified natural gas storage facilities -- The Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 -- Purpose -- Provisions relevant to energy facility siting -- "National interest" and "Federal consistency" provisions -- Status of State management programs -- Amending the Coastal Zone Management Act in order to provide extra emphasis on energy facility siting -- The problem in summary -- Outline of a solution -- S.586 - Key provisions pertaining to coastal energy activity -- OCS leasing and "Federal consistency"--Management of coastal energy facility siting -- Coastal energy facility impact program -- Coastal energy activity covered -- Eligibility for loans and grants; conditions on expenditure -- Net or temporary adverse impacts -- Automatic grants --
Energy Facility Siting in Coastal Areas
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Category : Coastal zone management
Languages : en
Pages : 126
Book Description
Energy development and the coastal zone -- Outer continental shelf leasing activities -- Other energy development activities -- Socio-economic issues -- Environmental and public safety issues -- Information needs -- State, local and citizen involvement -- Present status of state planning efforts -- National legislation -- Constraints on the siting of energy facilities in coastal areas -- environmental hazards -- Questions of public safety -- Secondary impacts of energy facility siting -- Financial and administrative problems associated with the siting of energy facilities -- financial constraints -- Review and approval of new facilities -- Electrical facilities and the coastal zone -- The controversy surrounding electricity demand forecasting -- Declining growth of electricity sales in the 1973-75 period -- The potential of energy conservation -- Other factors that may influence siting needs -- Electrical facilities and coastal zone management -- Oil and gas facilities and coastal areas -- Projections of future domestic oil and gas reserves and production -- Importation of oil and gas -- OCS oil and gas-related facilities -- Secondary effects of OCS development -- Deepwater ports -- Liquified natural gas storage facilities -- The Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 -- Purpose -- Provisions relevant to energy facility siting -- "National interest" and "Federal consistency" provisions -- Status of State management programs -- Amending the Coastal Zone Management Act in order to provide extra emphasis on energy facility siting -- The problem in summary -- Outline of a solution -- S.586 -- Key provisions pertaining to coastal energy activity -- OCS leasing and "Federal consistency"--Management of coastal energy facility siting -- Coastal energy facility impact program -- Coastal energy activity covered -- Eligibility for loans and grants; conditions on expenditure -- Net or temporary adverse impacts -- Automatic grants -- Coastal impacts review board -- Other State energy facility siting programs -- Alternative or advance consideration of sites -- Early notification by utilities of facility plans -- State acquisition of sites -- Relationship of State siting programs to coastal zone management -- Overall State energy conservation and development programs -- Independent State assessment of utility demand forecasts -- Consideration of environmental factors -- Appendix 1: Energy siting programs in four states -- Appendix 2: Federal laws and agencies that affect energy facility siting -- Appendix 3: The Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 -- Appendix 4: S. 586 (as passed by the Senate in July 1975) -- Appendix 5: Comparison of alternative methods for distributing coastal energy impact funds.
Alternative Energy Facility Siting Policies for Urban Coastal Areas
Author: David MorellPublisher:
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Category : Coastal zone management
Languages : en
Pages : 36
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Alternative Energy Facility Siting Policies for Urban Coastal Areas
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Languages : en
Pages :
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An analysis was made of siting issues in the coastal zone, one of the nation's most critical natural resource areas and one which is often the target for energy development proposals. The analysis addressed the changing perceptions of citizens toward energy development in the coastal zone, emphasizing urban communities where access to the waterfront and revitalization of waterfront property are of interest to the citizen. The findings of this analysis are based on an examination of energy development along New Jersey's urban waterfront and along the Texas-Louisiana Gulf Coast, and on redevelopment efforts in Seattle, San Francisco, Boston, and elsewhere. The case studies demonstrate the significance of local attitudes and regional cooperation in the siting process. In highly urbanized areas, air quality has become a predominant concern among citizen groups and an influential factor in development of alternative energy facility siting strategies, such as consideration of inland siting connected by pipeline to a smaller coastal facility. The study addresses the economic impact of the permitting process on the desirability of energy facility investments, and the possible effects of the location selected for the facility on the permitting process and investment economics. The economic analysis demonstrates the importance of viewing energy facility investments in a broad perspective that includes the positive or negative impacts of various alternative siting patterns on the permitting process. Conclusions drawn from the studies regarding Federal, state, local, and corporate politics; regulatory, permitting, licensing, environmental assessment, and site selection are summarized. (MCW).
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