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Milford Haven LNG Opponents to Petition European Parliament (HazardEx)

Op-Ed Argues LNG Exports Will Encourage U.S. Gas Production

An op-ed carried by The Hill argues that allowing LNG exports of domestically produced natural gas will encourage production in the United States from shale gas plays. The piece also asserts that domestic gas exported as LNG would likely be “dry gas,” with relatively low concentrations of natural gas liquids, so U.S. manufacturers would not face a shortage of these valuable...

Local Media Reports Japanese Government Seeking LNG Deal With United States This Spring

The Yomiuri newspaper in Japan (available via Reuters) reports that the Japanese government hopes to secure an LNG supply deal with the United States during bilateral meetings this...

Oregon Senator Wants Larger Role for State in LNG Export Proceedings

Senator Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) told a town hall meeting yesterday that he believes Oregon should have a larger role in the permitting process for LNG projects. KCBY.com provides further...

Congress Votes Down Amendment Banning LNG Exports

The U.S. Congress rejected an amendment to a bill expanding oil and gas exploration that would restrict exports of natural gas. The amendment, proposed by Rep. Ed Markey (D-Mass.), would have prohibited the export of natural gas produced from leases issued pursuant to the underlying bill. The text of the amendment is available in the Congressional Record on page...

Sabine Pass LNG Supplements Previous Submission to FERC on Air Emissions

Sabine Pass LNG has filed a supplemental response with FERC regarding the expected air emissions from the company’s proposed LNG liquefaction and export project. This filing addresses sulfur removal equipment that is included in the project design. The filing is available in FERC’s eLibrary under Docket No. CP11-72. Separately, FERC Chairman Jon Wellinghoff responded to a...

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