It's clear to me that there's a certain amount of technical grey area and "overlooking" of the rules and procedures to accommodate large, capital intensive energy infrastructure projects like Delfin's. There has to be. It's obviously not feasible to require these companies to refile applications every single time there's a material change to some aspect of the project. That's what the semi annual update filings and active "back channels" are for. MARAD is up to date on everything Delfin, guaranteed. Delfin called out MARAD in the extension request, plus the letter from the Senators put the ego of men on center stage and caused MARAD to no longer "overlook" these technicalities. They're now treating Delfin like a toddler that embarrassed mom at the grocery store by enforcing every painstaking rule and procedure down to the letter. Honestly, we need some kind of arbitration to take the matter to an impartial third party.
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