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Oregon Congressman Seeks to Limit Use of Eminent Domain for LNG Export Projects

United States Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) has introduced H.R. 3913, a bill that would amend the Natural Gas Act to prohibit the use of eminent domain by a pipeline developer if its pipeline would be used to transport natural gas “to an LNG terminal for export to a foreign country from the United States.” The bill also would prohibit FERC from authorizing an LNG export project if any of...

FERC, GCELC Raise Questions Regarding Air Emissions from Sabine Pass LNG Liquefaction Project

FERC has requested additional environmental information regarding air emissions from the proposed Sabine Pass LNG liquefaction project. Specifically, the Commission has asked for data to “correct the calculations it used to determine the emissions of hydrogen sulfide, volatile organic compounds, carbon dioxide, and methane from the acid vents.” In its information request,...

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Lithuania LNG Terminal Preliminary Cost Estimate at $262 Million (Reuters)

Developers Schedule Open House for Corpus Christi LNG Export Project

The developers of the proposed Corpus Christi LNG liquefaction and export project have scheduled an open house for February 28, 2012, to be held in Portland, Texas. Additional information is available in the Monthly Progress Report submitted to FERC by the developers and located under Docket No. PF12-3 in the Commission’s...

BG Considering LNG Liquefaction Project on Canada’s Pacific Coast

CBC News reports that BG Group confirmed that it has entered into an agreement with the Prince Rupert Port Authority to explore developing an LNG liquefaction and export project on Canada’s Pacific coast. A spokesperson for the Port Authority noted that an LNG facility “fits very neatly into the development plan at Ridley...

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