All of our existing subsurface underground rail, water, gas, telecommunications and electric development has historically succeeded in legal coexistence with surface property rights.
In the last few years the headline economic stories in India have been about pervasive corruption: politicized allocation of high-value public resources (land, mineral rights, oil and gas, telecommunications), shady public-private partnerships and the galloping cost of elections financed by the illicit incomes of politicians.
His favorite stock in the group for 2007 is Platinum 400 member Fluor, a $14.4 billion revenues company that does provides engineering, construction and maintenance services to industries such as chemicals, oil and gas, telecommunications and transportation infrastructure.
Other large holdings include Enea Data of Sweden, a software and consulting firm, and Coflexip of France, which manufactures undersea flexible pipes used for transporting oil and gas, telecommunications and power.
In network industries such as electricity, gas, telecommunications, rail, and airlines where agents are of different sizes and incumbency these assumptions do not always apply for a number of reasons.
(See: "Congress Alarmed By Cyber Vulnerability Of Power Grid") And more than half the infrastructure IT managers surveyed by tech analyst firm IDC for a study released earlier this month reported that industries including oil and gas, telecommunications, water, utilities, transportation, chemicals, and shipping were all unprepared for a cyber attack.
This turbo-charged tranche have usually made their pile from utilities, oil, gas and telecommunications.
Under so-called "judicial protection" we are being pressured to denationalise water, gas and telecommunications.
The New Jersey Republican saw huge opportunities for American energy, gas, construction, telecommunications and engineering companies in China.
It will come through cyberspace and will strike our most vital computer systems, those that manage our electricity grids, oil and gas pipelines, telecommunications networks and financial markets.
Mr. Fridman, Mr. Aven and Mr. Khan are shareholders in the Alfa Group, a Russian corporate behemoth with interests in banking, oil, gas, insurance, telecommunications, insurance and retail.
