There should be a comfortable natural gas supply and demand balance through 2011 in the Pacific Northwest, according to the latest consensus regional outlook published by the Northwest Gas Association, a trade organization of nine major interstate pipelines and distribution utilities in Idaho, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia.
2011
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Where’s the Gas? Nuclear, Coal Star at Houston Power Conference
As the power industry is about to begin its next wave of generation capacity additions, coal and nuclear are the most talked about sources for new baseload capacity. Within both categories the industry has options to consider, and the best choices have yet to be determined by markets and other factors.
July 3, 2006
Maine Governor Proposes Regional Gas Conservation Initiative to Cut Demand 5% by 2011
Maine Gov. John Baldacci has proposed a regional natural gas conservation effort with a goal of cutting gas consumption by 5% by 2011. Baldacci sent a letter last week to the governors of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont proposing a joint conservation initiative with a targeted 1% reduction per year in gas consumption in each of the states.
October 18, 2005
CRE Official Says Mexico Close to Granting More LNG Licenses
With natural gas expected to become Mexico’s fuel of choice by 2011, a Mexican government official revealed that operating licenses could be issued within the next few weeks for as many as two of five liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals now on the table.
August 4, 2003
CRE Official Says Mexico Close to Granting More LNG Licenses
With natural gas expected to become Mexico’s fuel of choice by 2011, a Mexican government official revealed that operating licenses could be issued within the next few weeks for as many as two of five liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals now on the table.
July 31, 2003
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