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Oregon’s LUBA Rules in Favor of Opponents on Bradwood Landing LNG Permitting Appeal

Oregon’s Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) remanded the Bradwood Landing LNG import project to Clatsop County on two zoning and environmental issues appealed by opponents of the project. LUBA determined that Clatsop County incorrectly determined that the Bradwood Landing LNG project was a “small or medium” development. The board also determined that further mitigation...

U.S. Coast Guard Modifies Security Zones Around LNG Vessels Travelling to Lake Charles, Cameron LNG Terminals

The U.S. Coast Guard announced in today’s Federal Register that it has modified the security zones and procedures for the Lake Charles and Cameron LNG terminals. The modified security measures go into effect on May 13,...

Downeast LNG Provides Responses to FERC’s Data Request

Last Friday Downeast LNG submitted information in response to FERC’s September request for environmental information. Downeast LNG’s filing is available in the eLibrary under Docket No....

Excelerate Seeking Partner for Gulf Gateway LNG Deepwater Port

Business Week reports that Excelerate Energy is seeking a partner to market natural gas imported via the Gulf Gateway LNG deepwater port. A company representative said in an interview that Excelerate is seeking not only a marketing partner but also a partner interested in using part of the terminal’s LNG import...

Jordan Cove LNG Submits Initial Implementation Plan

Jordan Cove LNG has filed an Initial Implementation Plan that addresses many of FERC’s conditions for its approval of the regasification project. The plan is available in the FERC eLibrary under Docket No....

European LNG Headlines

South Hook LNG Plant Reaches Milestone as Building Work Ends (Milford Mercury) Adriatic LNG Allocates Regasification Capacity Slot in May (Adriatic LNG)

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