DOE Secretary Says US Needs More LNG Terminals

Posted on Nov 22, 2005 in Liquefaction, Markets and Competition, Policy, Legislation and Politics, Regas Terminals & Capacity | Comments Off

Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman says the U.S. needs to build about 15 to 20 new LNG terminals to ease the nation’s energy predicament. He believes that provisions in EPACT 2005 reinforcing federal authority over siting will facilitate construction. Bodman also commented that the “market looks very good for Qatar.” See the full story in today’s E&E Daily. [Subscription required]

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DOE Secretary Says US Needs More LNG Terminals

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