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NY Sen. Schumer Seeks More Information Before Assessing Safe Energy Harbor Proposal

Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) sent a letter on Thursday to the chair of Atlantic Sea Island Group asking for more information before he takes a stance on the Safe Harbor Energy LNG proposal. “The security, economy, public health and environment on Long Island are my first concerns and I need assurance that there will be no significant ill effects before I can support a project of...

Lambert to Discuss LNG Proposal at State of the City Speech Tomorrow

Mayor Lambert says he will discuss the Weaver’s Cove project during tomorrow’s State of the City address. “I said in the campaign that you can’t ignore that (LNG) issue and it has the potential to change the whole dynamic here,” he said. “My hope is to make clear on Tuesday night that we can’t concede for a minute that this thing is going to...

FERC Schedules Meeting to Tackle Gas Quality Issues at Cove Point

As a result of allegations made by Washington Gas Light regarding leaks on its distribution system, FERC has scheduled a “Procedural Conference” for Feb. 22 to discuss issues concerning gas quality in relation to the transport of natural gas from the Cove Point terminal. The agency said the meeting was planned so “that the parties and the commission staff can discuss...

Experts Predict Increased Competition for LNG Supplies

More international players will vie for North American gas supplies in the coming years, industry experts said at last week’s Strategic Research Institute’s Sixth Annual LNG: Economics & Technology conference in Houston. According to Jake Dweck, head of the LNG group at Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan LLP, the increased competition makes it important to understand...

Court Might Issue Decision on Weaver’s Cove Project by Next Year

The Herald News reports today that Boston’s First Circuit Court of Appeals could rule on Fall River’s lawsuit disputing FERC’s order approving the Weaver’s Cove LNG facility by the end of 2006. “There will be several rounds of briefs and then an oral argument before three judges of the court,” said Edward Berlin, one of the attorneys representing...

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