CACERCanadian Energy Regulator Act, s. 334Primary legislationIn force

Orders of Commission

The Canadian Energy Regulator may issue orders determining compensation for pipeline and abandoned pipeline projects, including land acquisition, leasing, use restrictions, and damages from company activities during planning, construction, operation, or abandonment phases, with compensation assessments guided by statutory factors.

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Orders of Commission

334 (1) On application, the Commission may, by order, give directions, including to determine any compensation payable under this Part, with respect to pipelines and abandoned pipelines in relation to (a) the acquisition, lease or taking of lands; (b) lands whose use is restricted by the operation of section 335, whether or not the lands were acquired, leased or taken; and (c) damages caused by the activities of the company to any person, provincial government, local authority and government or Indigenous governing body during their planning, construction, operation or abandonment. (2) In determinating any compensation matter under paragraph (1)(a), the Commission must consider the factors referred to in paragraphs 327(2)(a) to (j).

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https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-15.1/section-334.html

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