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Cheniere Receives FERC Approval for Sabine Pass LNG Export Terminal; Enlists Banks to Obtain Financing

Yesterday, FERC issued an order granting Sabine Pass LNG’s application to construct facilities to export LNG from its terminal in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.  The order can be found in FERC’s eLibrary under Docket No. CP11-72. In related news, Cheniere Energy Partners announced in a press release that it has enlisted eight banks to assist in arranging financing for its...

Calais LNG Developer to Continue to Seek Financing for Project

Following FERC’s dismissal of the applications for the Calais LNG import terminal and associated pipeline, Ian Emery, an official with the company, said that his firm would continue to seek financing for the project. Emery told WCSH News that the company has already spent $25 million developing the Calais LNG...

FERC Dismisses Calais LNG Project Applications

Citing problems with project financing and securing a site for the planned LNG terminal, FERC has dismissed the applications to build the proposed Calais LNG import terminal and associated natural gas pipeline. FERC’s letter order is available in the Commission’s eLibrary under Docket No....

European LNG Headlines

Cyprus Seeks “Considerable Stake” in LNG Plant, Sylikiotis Says (Bloomberg)

Gazprom Seeking U.S. LNG Project Role

RBC reported yesterday that Gazprom Global LNG is looking to invest in an undisclosed U.S. LNG project. A Gazprom official stated that the company hopes to export 25% of the annual global LNG trade by...

Industry Analyst Notes Challenges Facing Potential U.S. LNG Export Projects

Leonard Crook, a vice president with ICF International, told World Gas Intelligence [subscription required] that the U.S. LNG export projects face a number of challenges. One challenge Crook highlighted is the U.S. Department of Energy’s authority to revoke an LNG export permit as an obstacle to project financing liquefaction...

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