Sentence examples for regulatory permit from inspiring English sources

Onshore produced water treating for hydrocarbon removal prior to injection into a saltwater disposal well is not commonly regulated; however, a regulatory permit is typically required before initiating any substrata water disposal injection project.

In November, in fact, Bradley made good on his promise at the Big Coal rally, which also featured climate change denier and coal industry CEO Bob Murray, and rammed through a legislative change in the strip mining regulatory permit process that effectively complicates legal challenges to notoriously incompetent, gutted and coal industry-biased state agencies that will also handle fracking.

Although Mr. Gerstner said that I.B.M. could have built the plant anywhere in the world, there were signs for several years that East Fishkill was the front-runner because I.B.M. already had many of the regulatory permits needed.

Even the terminal operators acknowledge that probably only a lucky few companies will export gas because it can cost $7 billion or more to build a terminal, and then only after a rigorous federal regulatory permitting process.

In addition, our analysis shows the role of regulatory permitting requirements in perpetuating or controlling biases against innovations like NI.

But ERCOT cannot count on those facilities being built because they do not yet have regulatory permits or agreements to interconnect with other parts of the electric grid.

With limited data, the public may fear INPMWI due to uncertainty, which may affect public acceptance, regulatory permitting, and the increased lowering of air quality standards.

Technical challenges at all geologic CO2 storage sites include assuring injectivity and capacity predictions are reliable, the fate and subsurface topology of the CO2 plume is acceptable, regulatory permitting and compliance are accomplished in a timely manner, needed business assurances are supported by quantitative technical data, and the storage operation is acceptable to stakeholders.

Similarly, to the kuda laut culturers, the exporters faced a complicated regulatory permitting process, which differed by the export destination.

Furthermore, we found the lowest undercount error in the DHEC database, from which only 14% of restaurants were missing (but 57% of stores, which largely are not subject to DHEC regulatory permitting).

"ExxonMobil worked with DEQ last year to identify ways we can go beyond regulatory and permit requirements to continue to enhance our environmental performance going forward," Stephanie Cargile, the company's government affairs manager in Baton Rouge, said last week.