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Smaller Scale LNG Terminal Facilities and Bunkering Vessels Proposed for U.S. Ship Fuel

An article in Marine Log discusses the efforts of Waller Marine Inc. and its affiliates to develop up to seven small scale liquefaction facilities along the U.S. coasts and LNG bunker vessels to supply LNG for marine...

Park Service Asks FERC to Consider Impacts of Oregon LNG Terminal on Lewis and Clark Trail

The U.S. National Park Service filed comments asking FERC to consider the impacts of Oregon LNG’s proposed export terminal and related pipeline on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, including the impacts on the safety of Trail visitors and on area cultural and environmental resources. The comments can be found on eLibrary under Docket No....

Japan Looks to Create LNG Futures Market

According to an article in the The Yomiuri Shimbun, the Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Ministry announced that it was consulting with electricity and gas utilities and trading companies to establish an LNG futures market in an effort to lower the price of LNG imports. The futures market could be implemented as early as...

Sierra Club Requests that DOE Employ Modeling Program to Assess Impacts of LNG Exports on Shale Gas Production

Sierra Club has requested that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) employ its National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) to assess the implications of LNG exports on shale gas production. Sierra Club argues that NEMS is specifically designed to project how supply will respond to demand and that use of NEMS will refute DOE’s statements in its order approving Sabine Pass’s LNG...

European LNG Headlines

DNV Assists Belgium Take the Next Step Towards LNG Bunkering (DNV)

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