Gas Buyers Granted Intervener Status to Protest Kenai Export License Renewal

Posted on Jun 15, 2007 in Federal Regulation, Liquefaction, Markets and Competition | Comments Off

Platts LNG Daily reports that the U.S. Department of Energy has granted intervenor status to several Alaskan gas buyers, allowing them to formally protest Marathon and ConocoPhillips’ application to extend the export license for their Kenai LNG liquefaction plant. Responding to the buyers’ concerns about their ability to meet the long-term gas demands of their customers, Marathon and ConocoPhillips contend that Alaska has sufficient gas reserves to satisfy domestic needs as well as exports. [Subscription required]

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Gas Buyers Granted Intervener Status to Protest Kenai Export License Renewal

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