Distrigas Says Donations Are Not Connected to AES Battery Rock Proposal

Posted on Mar 6, 2006 in Regas Terminals & Capacity, State and Local Issues | Comments Off

A Distrigas spokesperson has denied allegations that Distrigas has made $175,000 in donations to assist Save the Harbor in its efforts to halt AES proposed LNG project on Outer Brewster Island. Julie Vitek says Distrigas has a long-standing history of donating money to harbor organizations supporting Boston Harbor. According to George Regan, whose public relations firm represents AES, Distrigas is seeking to increase capacity at its terminal in Everett, Mass. so that it could receive more LNG vessels. Read more in Friday’s Boston Herald. [Access to archived articles requires a fee.]

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Distrigas Says Donations Are Not Connected to AES Battery Rock Proposal

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