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Industry Analysts: Stronger Dollar Could Attract LNG Cargos to U.S.

Analysts with LCM Commodities released a report yesterday suggesting that a stronger U.S. Dollar could attract LNG cargos to import terminals in the United States this quarter. Platts LNG Daily provides additional information. [Subscription...

FERC Grants Extension of Time for Crown Landing LNG Project

This morning FERC granted Crown Landing LLC and Texas Eastern Transmission, LP an extension of time  until June 20, 2010, to construct the proposed Crown Landing LNG import facility and associated pipeline. FERC notes that Crown Landing will have to reinitiate FERC’s prefiling process for any modifications to its previous proposed project if and when it has a new proposal. Crown...

Two Public Meetings Scheduled to Discuss U.S. East Coast LNG Proposals

Federal officials will host a public meeting on April 19 in Queens, N.Y., to hear testimony from local residents regarding the Safe Harbor LNG deepwater port proposed by Atlantic Sea Island Group. Newsday provides further details. Separately, the Monmouth County League of Women Voters will host a public forum on April 21 to discuss the LNG import terminals planned for offshore New...

Students, Farmers Protest LNG Projects Proposed for Oregon

The Forest Grove News-Times (Ore.) offers coverage of a recent gathering of college students and farmers to protest the LNG projects planned for Oregon.

FERC Extends Deadline for Completion of Cameron LNG Terminal

FERC granted Cameron LNG, LLC’s request to extend the deadline to complete construction of its LNG import and regasification terminal located in Hackberry, La., to December 31, 2009. FERC’s order is available in the eLibrary under Docket No....

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