Homeland Security Test Planned In Boston Today
Posted on Sep 20, 2005 in Safety & Security | Comments Off on Homeland Security Test Planned In Boston Today
Aware that an unloading LNG tanker may be vulnerable to a terrorist attack, safety officials today will engage in a domestic safety exercise that demonstrates what action to take to counter a catastrophe off Boston waters. See today’s issue of The Boston Globe for details. [Access to archived articles requires a...
Community Leaders And Environmental Reps Join Forces Against Broadwater Initiative
Posted on Sep 20, 2005 in Policy, Legislation and Politics, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on Community Leaders And Environmental Reps Join Forces Against Broadwater Initiative
Broadwater Energy’s proposed LNG terminal is receiving mounting opposition from a group of politicians and representatives from environmental organizations who gathered yesterday on Walnut Beach pier, according to an article published on Sept. 20, 2005 in The Norwalk Advocate. [This article is no longer available...
Public Forum on Broadwater LNG Terminal
Posted on Sep 19, 2005 in Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues | Comments Off on Public Forum on Broadwater LNG Terminal
The U.S. Coast Guard will organize a public meeting tomorrow evening to address concerns on the Broadwater LNG project. The article is available for purchase in New London’s The...
PGW Gas Customers to Finance Proposed LNG Terminal
Posted on Sep 19, 2005 in Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues | Comments Off on PGW Gas Customers to Finance Proposed LNG Terminal
Philadelphia’s gas-heat customers may have to bear the costs if PGW’s plans to construct an LNG terminal don’t reach fruition. Today’s Philadelphia Inquirer has the story. [This article is no longer available...
NorthernStar LNG Pipeline Map Made Available to Public
Posted on Sep 19, 2005 in Pipelines, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off on NorthernStar LNG Pipeline Map Made Available to Public
NorthernStar Natural Gas has released a map last week of the possible path of a three-foot-wide pipeline that will run the length of 35 miles from an LNG terminal to several Oregon counties. Saturday’s Daily News has the story. [This article is no longer available...