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Business Association Representative Encourages Port of Astoria to Renew Lease for Oregon LNG Site

The Daily Astorian reports that a representative of the Warrenton Area Business Owners Association told the Port of Astoria Board of Commissioners that his group hopes that the Port will renew its lease of the state land that is sublet to Oregon LNG. The deadline for the Port to renew its lease is August...

Mayor Describes Plans for Tax Payments from Freeport LNG

Wallace Neeley, mayor of Quintana, Texas, has released his 2009-2010 budget that includes anticipated tax payments of more than $1.1 million from Freeport LNG. The budget is approximately $1 million more than the previous year and provides additional funds for infrastructure investment and long-term savings. The Facts provides additional...

Energy, Environmental Interests Present Challenges for Mass. Ocean Resource Planners

National Public Radio provides coverage of the effects of Massachusetts’s ocean resource zoning efforts, including effects on the existing LNG deepwater ports located offshore...

Bradwood Landing LNG Project Opponents React to NMFS Description of Scale of Project

The Daily Astorian reports that some opponents of the Bradwood Landing LNG import project were surprised that the National Marine Fisheries Service said that it needed more time to consider whether a number of threatened or endangered species would be negatively affected by the Bradwood Landing project due to the “large scale” of the project. The NMFS characterization of...

R.I. Official Expresses Concern Over Redacted Portions of Weaver’s Cove LNG Letter of Recommendation

Rhode Island Rep. Raymond E. Gallison Jr. (D) has expressed concern regarding the redacted portions of the U.S. Coast Guard’s Letter of Recommendation on the suitability of the vessel transit route for the planned Weaver’s Cove LNG project. Read more in the Providence...

Weaver’s Cove Updates FERC on Environmental Impact Mitigation Discussions

Weaver’s Cove Energy, LLC submitted a letter to FERC yesterday updating the Commission on discussions with various federal and state agencies regarding the project’s environmental impact mitigation plan. Specifically, the filing notes that a number of agencies involved in these discussions “took umbrage” with the updated mitigation plan submitted to FERC last...

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