Op-ed: Open-loop System Harms Marine Life

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

A Mobile, Ala. resident takes issue with the Mobile Register’s support for ConocoPhillips’ proposed Compass Port LNG terminal, saying the proposed open-loop regasification system is not worth endangering marine life near Dauphin Island. “If ConocoPhillips cannot operate the system as a closed-loop system and make money, it should not build the system until it can do so,” he says. His op-ed is on Saturday’s Mobile Register. [This article is no longer available online.]

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Op-ed: Open-loop System Harms Marine Life

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