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FERC Vacates Creole Trail LNG Authorization

FERC has vacated its authorization to construct and operate the Creole Trail LNG import terminal. The Commission stated that its 2006 authorization expired on June 15, 2011. FERC’s order is available in the eLibrary under Docket No....

Canaport LNG Terminal Received Two LNG Cargos in June

Canada’s National Energy Board reported this week that the Canaport LNG import terminal in St. John, New Brunswick, received two LNG cargos during the month of June, with import volumes totaling more than 238 million cubic meters of LNG. Find further details in Platts LNG Daily [subscription...

Dominion Cove Point Reports No Damage at LNG Facility Following Earthquake

Following yesterday’s earthquake that affected the U.S. East Coast, a spokesperson for Dominion Cove Point told Platts Gas Daily [subscription required] that although personnel at the company’s LNG terminal felt the quake, there was no damage to the...

Changes Considered for Port Dolphin LNG Deepwater Port Project

A representative for Port Dolphin Energy told the St. Petersburg Times that he expects some changes for the proposed Port Dolphin LNG deepwater port. The company representative noted that construction of the deepwater port and associated pipeline is not expected to begin until 2013. He also suggested that instead of receiving LNG from overseas, the terminal could accept U.S.-sourced...

European LNG Headlines

Nine Firms Bid for Ukraine LNG Terminal Feasibility Study (Platts LNG Daily) [Subscription required]

European LNG Headlines

Tariffs a Threat to Shannon LNG Project (Irish Times) County Limerick Jobs Could Be Lost Over Shannon LNG Delays (Limerick Leader)

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