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Hawaii Gas Lands First Shipment of LNG

The Star Advertiser reports that on Monday Hawaii Gas landed its first containerized shipment of LNG at Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii.  Last month, the Hawaii Public Service Commission authorized shipments of LNG to Hawaii Gas from the U.S. mainland as part of a backup supply to Hawaii Gas’s synthetic natural gas plant.  According to the article, the shipment contained 10,000 gallons of LNG...

Freeport LNG Selects Texas Agency as the Greenhouse Gas Permitting Authority for its LNG Export Terminal

Freeport LNG Development (FLNG) has filed a letter with FERC stating that it has selected the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) as the reviewing authority for FLNG’s pending application for a Greenhouse Gas Prevention of Significant Deterioration Permit for FLNG’s proposed LNG export terminal near Quintana Island, Texas.  According to the letter, the U.S. Environmental...

Oregon LNG Submits Revisions to FERC LNG Project Application

Oregon LNG has filed a supplement to its pending FERC application to construct a bidirectional LNG terminal facility at Warrenton, Ore. and interconnected pipeline.  The supplement reflects (1) revisions to the land requirements for the LNG storage tanks and process areas, and the associated revised wetland impacts, (2) updates to the projected quarterly water needs and water sources,...

Trunkline LNG Files Application to Convert FERC Jurisdiction Over LNG Terminal From Section 7 to Section 3

Concurrent with its filing of an application to construct LNG liquefaction and export terminal facilities, Trunkline LNG Company filed an application with FERC to abandon the Lake Charles LNG import terminal facilities certificated under Natural Gas Act (NGA) Section 7(c), and its FERC gas tariff and the services provided thereunder.  Trunkline requests that FERC exercise jurisdiction...

Dominion Claims Widespread Support for Cove Point LNG Export Project

Dominion announced that over 20,000 favorable comments were submitted to the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) in support of Dominion Cove Point LNG’s proposed export terminal in Lusby, Md.  According to the press release, the comments were submitted by Calvert County elected officials, business leaders and residents, plus about 20,000 additional comments submitted by members of...

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