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Final Vote on Bradwood Landing LNG Land-Use Application Scheduled for Today

The Daily Astorian reports that the Clatsop County Board of Commissioners will hold a final vote today on the land-use application submitted by Bradwood Landing LNG. The newspaper also reports that representatives of NorthernStar Natural Gas, the firm backing the Bradwood Landing LNG proposal, agree that, if the project is approved, the company should follow all of the land-use...

Environmental Assessment to Be Prepared for Construction Activities Proposed by Trunkline LNG

FERC announced today in the Federal Register that its staff will prepare an environmental assessment to address Trunkline LNG Company LLC’s proposed Pipeline Compressor Addition Project. Specifically, Trunkline plans to install a 1,500 horsepower pipeline compressor, as well as associated pipeline and electrical infrastructure on land owned by the company. Comments on this...

BIA Files Motion to Intervene, Comments on Downeast LNG Proposal

The United States Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) has filed a Motion to Intervene in the federal regulatory proceedings for the proposed Downeast LNG terminal project. In comments included with the motion, the BIA asserts that the Downeast LNG project may have an impact on the “cultural and religious interests” of the Passamaquoddy Tribe...

Asian Consortium May Be Frontrunner for Proposed Manzanillo LNG Project

Platts LNG Daily [subscription required] reports that two anonymous sources confirmed that Terminal KMS de GNL, a joint venture of Mitsui, Samsung and KOGAS, offered the lowest bid and  may  be the frontrunner to win the tender to build and operate a proposed LNG import terminal in Manzanillo, Mexico. However, the sources cautioned that the winning bid must meet all the technical...

NorthernStar VP Responds to Report Critical of LNG Projects

In an op-ed carried by the Ventura County Star, Joe Desmond, a senior vice president of NorthernStar Natural Gas, says that a recent report released by Ratepayers for Affordable Clean Energy (RACE) criticizing LNG merely highlights the need to uniformly account for carbon emissions. Desmond goes on to argue that RACE’s report does not fully account for the “economic...

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