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Company Says USCG Using New Software to Screen Personnel on LNG Tankers Coming from Yemen

MaxID Corp. issued a press statement this morning stating that the U.S. Coast Guard is using the company’s MaxIDValidate Mobile Software to “validate” crew members aboard LNG vessels delivering LNG from Yemen to ports in the United...

Mass. Town Requesting Homeland Security Funding

Today’s Los Angeles Times analyzes the request submitted by the town of Gloucester, Mass., to receive federal funding under a Department of Homeland Security program. Two LNG deepwater ports, Excelerate’s Northeast Gateway and GDF Suez’s Neptune LNG, are located between seven and ten miles from the town in the Atlantic Ocean. However, the piece suggests that the...

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,...

Letters to the Editor

Baltimore Sun (Responding to an op-ed that highlighted potential safety and security risks associated with LNG)

Op-Ed: LNG Terminals and Storage Facilities Present Security Challenges

An op-ed carried by the Baltimore Sun yesterday argues that LNG import terminals and storage facilities present safety and security challenges.

Editorial Argues in Favor of U.S. Senate LNG Siting Bill

An editorial carried by the Baltimore Sun today argues in favor of a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate that would give greater authority over LNG terminal siting to states. The piece suggests that criticisms of Maryland for NIMBYism are not appropriate because the state has consistently supported the Cove Point LNG terminal located in southern...

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