Broadwater LNG Project Raises Many Issues: Editorial
Posted on Sep 22, 2005 in Financing | Comments Off on Broadwater LNG Project Raises Many Issues: Editorial
Is natural gas worth potentially tarnishing the beauty of the Long Island Sound and risking the safety of residents in the vicinity? That’s the question asked in an editorial published today in The Day . [Access to archived articles requires a...
Rhode Island AG Says Feds Should Hold Off Assessment Of KeySpan And Weaver’s Cove Terminals
Posted on Sep 21, 2005 in Policy, Legislation and Politics, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on Rhode Island AG Says Feds Should Hold Off Assessment Of KeySpan And Weaver’s Cove Terminals
Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch asked President Bush to consider the latest LNG terminal project at Outer Brewster Island before going forward with a federal review of the Fall River and Providence facility sites. Today’s Herald News has the details of his...
Quoddy Bay Files Application For Submerged Lands Lease
Posted on Sep 21, 2005 in Environmental, Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues | Comments Off on Quoddy Bay Files Application For Submerged Lands Lease
Quoddy Bay has applied for a submerged lands lease for their proposed Pleasant Point LNG terminal, according to today’s Platts Gas Daily . [Subscription required]
Officials Reassess Security Of LNG Terminals After Hurricane
Posted on Sep 21, 2005 in Federal Regulation, Regas Terminals & Capacity, Safety & Security | Comments Off on Officials Reassess Security Of LNG Terminals After Hurricane
Energy officials are giving LNG terminals a second look reassessing their ability to endure natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina, Platts Gas Daily reports today. [Subscription...
Long Island Sound Not An Ideal Place For LNG Terminal: Connecticut Post
Posted on Sep 21, 2005 in Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on Long Island Sound Not An Ideal Place For LNG Terminal: Connecticut Post
Yesterday, the Connecticut Post articulated its stance against the proposed Broadwater LNG terminal, saying that Long Island’s need for energy could be met by a terminal placed on the island itself without putting the Long Island Sound in danger. [This editorial is no longer available...