1980 Division of Regulatory Responsibility between USCG and MTB on LOOP Project
To clarify the extent to which the Materials Transportation Bureau's pipeline safety regulations apply to the LOOP pipeline project.
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1984 Memorandum of Understanding Between Pipeline Safety MTB and GRI
To provide continuing cooperation on a program of related projects having mutual interest to the Office of Pipeline Safety Regulation of the Materials Transportation Bureau (OPSR/MTB) and the Gas Research Institute (GRI). These projects concern evaluation of wind tunnel simulation of LNG vapor...
1993 Memorandum of Understanding Between DOT and FERC
To provide guidance and set policy for their respective technical staffs and the regulated natural gas pipeline industry regarding the execution of the agencies respective statutory responsibilities to ensure the safe and environmentally sound siting, design, construction, operations, and...
1994 Memorandum of Understanding Among the Secretary of DOT, DOI, and EPA
To establish the jurisdictional responsibilities for offshore facilities, including pipelines, pursuant to section 311(j)(1)(c), (j)(5), and (j)(6)(A) of the Clean Water Act (CWA), as amended by the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-380) and agree to the division of responsibilities for...
1996 Memorandum of Understanding Between DOT and GRI
To establish cooperation and partnerships for research, development, and commercialization to ensure the continued safety and integrity of the pipeline transportation network. Improved communication between the two organizations will provide better opportunity for government to identify concerns...
2000 Agreement Between DOT and EPA to Clarify Jurisdictional Issues
To clarify jurisdictional issues and establish mutual goals for the Office of Emergency and Remedial Response, Environmental Protection Agency and the Office of Pipeline Safety, Department of Transportation.
2004 Memorandum of Understanding Among DOT, DOE, and NIST
To detail the responsibilities of DOT, DOE, and NIST in a program of research, development, demonstration, and standardization to ensure the integrity of pipeline facilities.