Eversheds Sutherland LNG Law Blog
content top

Ventura County Officials Urge Stricter Emissions Standards for Cabrillo Port

Ventura County supervisors Steve Bennett and Linda Parks have asked the Ventura County Air Pollution Control Board (VCAPCB) to challenge the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to apply more lenient emissions standards to BHP Billiton’s proposed offshore Cabrillo Port LNG terminal. The Ventura County Reporter has further...

Clatsop County Representatives Seek Access to Bradwood Landing Safety Information

Several individuals from Clatsop County, including emergency management officials, have signed a nondisclosure agreement to gain access to Bradwood Landing’s Waterway Suitability Assessment and Resource Report 13. Read more in The Daily...

LNG Protests Scheduled Along the West Coast

Local activist groups will hold events tomorrow to protest LNG development planned for the West Coast. The events will take place at various locations ranging from Tijuana, Mexico to Longview, Wash. Protest organizers contend that LNG is not an efficient solution to the region’s energy problems. The Ventura County Reporter has further...

Sen. Lieberman Affirms Opposition to Broadwater LNG Proposal

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Ned Lamont have accused Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) of  furthering the Broadwater LNG terminal by voting for the Energy Policy Act of 2005, which critics say gives New York and Connecticut little input on the siting of the facility. However, Lieberman’s campaign spokesperson refuted the claim, saying that the senator “would strongly consider...

Group Formed in Support of Old Brightman Street Bridge

The Herald News today reports on a new group formed to increase public awareness regarding the fate of the old Brightman Street Bridge. The Friends of the Historic Brightman Street Bridge includes members of the Coalition for the Responsible Siting of LNG Facilities, an organization opposed to the Weaver’s Cove LNG terminal. Opponents of the terminal are trying to preserve the...

Southern LNG Files for Expansion of Elba Island Storage and Sendout Capacity

Southern LNG has requested FERC’s authorization to augment storage and sendout capacity at its Elba Island LNG terminal. The two-phase expansion calls for the construction of two storage tanks that would each provide 4.22 Bcf of capacity, as well as the construction of facilities to add 900 MMcf/d of regasification capacity. Southern LNG is also seeking permission to alter...

« Older Entries Next Entries »