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Fall River Bridge Blocking LNG Project has Troubled History

The Boston Globe traces the recent political history surrounding the Brightman Street Bridge in Fall River, Mass. The bridge, over one hundred years old and slated for demolition in the mid-1990s, is still in use and scheduled for further repairs as a means to prevent the construction of the Weaver’s Cove LNG terminal. The size of the bridge would not allow large LNG vessels to ...

Union Official: Make Trinidadian Gas Audit Report Public

Errol Mc Leod, president general of the Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union, has called on the government of Trinidad and Tobago to release publicly a natural gas market audit, which  he believes has concluded that the Caribbean nation may only have approximately 12 years of gas reserves remaining. Mc Leod underscored the importance of  determining reserve levels, due to the...

Scientists: LNG Carbon Emissions Could Exceed Emissions from Advanced Coal Plants

Researchers with Carnegie Mellon University will release an article in Environmental Science and Technology next week calculating that the total lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions from an LNG-fired power plant could exceed the emissions from an advanced coal power plant by up to 35%. One of the report’s authors said that investment in LNG infrastructure may keep gas prices low, ...

Public Information Session Held on Pipeline in Oregon

The McMinnville News-Register (Ore.) reports that representatives from the Palomar gas line project hosted a public information session to explain the proposal to, and receive public input  from, local residents. A Palomar representative said that even if NorthernStar Natural Gas’ proposed Bradwood Landing LNG terminal is not approved, the Palomar line’s eastern portion...

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The Powell River Peak (British Columbia, Canada) (opposed to Texada Island LNG)

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