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County Hearings Officer Considering Oregon Pipeline Application

Peter Livingston, the public hearings officer for Clatsop County, has concluded his series of hearings on the land use application submitted by Oregon Pipeline LLC, the entity developing a natural gas pipeline associated with the proposed Oregon LNG project. The Daily Astorian notes that Livingston has until August 20, 2010, to render his decision on the...

Jamestown Committee Meeting Filmed by Weaver’s Cove LNG

Weaver’s Cove LNG attended a recent meeting of the Jamestown LNG Threat Committee and filmed the meeting. One member of the committee suggested that although anyone has the right to attend, record, or film public meetings, Weaver’s Cove LNG’s presence at the meetings could affect “strategy discussions.” The Jamestown Press (R.I.) offers further...

Op-Ed: Oregon LNG Project Could Raise Rates for California Energy Consumers

An op-ed published in the Long Beach Press Telegram argues that the sizable capital investment required by the Oregon LNG import project likely will necessitate an increase in rates for natural gas paid by California’s energy...

Local Group Opposing Weaver’s Cove LNG Project Holds First Meeting

The Jamestown LNG Threat Committee, established by the Jamestown, R.I., Town Council to oppose the Weaver’s Cove LNG project, held its first meeting last week. The Jamestown Press offers additional...

Mass. Senator Announce Opposition to Weaver’s Cove LNG Project

This weekend, Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.) announced his opposition to the Weaver’s Cove LNG import project planned for Mt. Hope Bay, saying that the project is inappropriate for the site and raises security concerns. Read more in the Herald...

City Councilors Concerned with Legal Expenses in Continued Opposition to Weaver’s Cove LNG Project

City councilors for Fall River, Mass., raised concerns with the legal expenses incurred during the town’s opposition to the Weaver’s Cove LNG project. The Herald News reports that although outside counsel has discounted its hourly rate for the city, total legal expenses could surpass $2.3...

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