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Editorial: Maryland Government Opposition Should Factor Into Review Process for Proposed Sparrows Point Terminal

The Baltimore Sun says that while a federal judge’s ruling last week reinforces federal jurisdiction over the siting of LNG terminals, FERC should consider the opposition of the Baltimore County Council and Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley to AES’ proposed Sparrows Point LNG import facility as it reviews the...

Local Residents Narrowly Divided By Bradwood Landing Project

A poll sponsored by The Daily Astorian reveals that local residents are narrowly divided by Northern Star Natural Gas’ proposed Bradwood Landing LNG terminal. According to the newspaper, 42% of respondents are in favor of the project, while 40% oppose...

Massachusetts Gov. Patrick Discusses Offshore LNG Terminals With Local Politicians

Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick yesterday discussed with Gloucester public officials the potential impact that two offshore LNG terminals that were approved by his predecessor may have on the fishing industry. The Gloucester Daily Times has the...

Clatsop County Deems Bradwood Landing Application Incomplete

Clatsop County says that Bradwood Landing LLC’s application for land-use permits to enable the construction of its proposed LNG terminal is incomplete.  According to a consultant hired by the county, Bradwood Landing has assured county officials that it will submit the requested information before the deadline in mid-March. Read more in The Daily...

Fall River City Council Considering LNG Safety Ordinance

The Herald News reports on a proposed ordinance that requires any company planning to build a tank of more than 5,000 gallons in Fall River for the purpose of handling natural gas to obtain a license from the City Council. The ordinance would allow Fall River police and fire chiefs, as well as the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, to review all of the company’s safety,...

FERC Extends Deadline for Proposed Calypso Pipeline

FERC has approved Calypso U.S. Pipeline LLC’s request for a three-year extension of its March 24, 2007 deadline to build and commence services on a pipeline off the coast of Florida for importing regasified LNG. Calypso intends to connect the pipeline to either a proposed LNG terminal on Grand Bahama Island or another offshore Florida. The Jan. 25 order may be found in the FERC...

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