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County Official Predicts Millions in Tax Revenue for Local Coffers from Gulf LNG

Jackson County (Miss.) Tax Assessor Benny Goff estimates that the Gulf LNG import terminal will net the county approximately $14 million in tax revenue annually once it begins commercial operations. The Sun Herald (Biloxi, Miss.) provides additional...

Local Stakeholders to Intervene in FERC Approval of Oregon LNG Proposed Regasification Terminal

The Hillsboro Argus (Ore.) reports that a coalition of local businesses, conservationists, and other groups plan to intervene in the FERC proceeding established to consider authorization of the Oregon LNG regasification...

Editorial: TORP’s Continued Interest in Bienville LNG Project “Encouraging”

An editorial carried by the Press-Register (Mobile, Ala.) discusses the decision by TORP to withdraw its application to build its proposed Bienville LNG deepwater port project in the face of a likely veto from Alabama Gov. Bob Riley (R). The piece notes that TORP’s continued interest in the project and possible re-design to use closed-loop vaporizers is encouraging for the future...

Groundbreaking Announced for Gulf LNG Import Terminal

Gulf LNG will begin construction of its LNG import facility at a ceremony scheduled for tomorrow, October 15. According to the Sun Herald (Miss.), a number of elected officials, including Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour (R), will attend the...

Oregon LNG CEO Seeks Collaboration with Local Stakeholders

In an analysis of the Oregon LNG import project, Peter Hansen, chief executive of Oregon LNG, told The Oregonian that he is seeking to build collaborative relationships with local stakeholders, including those opposed to the...

Some Oregon Grape Farmers Concerned About Potential Impact of Gas Pipelines

Capital Press reports that some grape farmers in Oregon are concerned about the potential impact on their farms of the proposed natural gas pipelines associated with LNG import projects.

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