Indicative of the complexity and breadth of the supply contracts being contemplated for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports in the United States, a “cartel-like” pricing structure is likely to emerge as definitive deals come together, a New York City-based energy attorney told an energy conference in Santa Fe, NM, last Thursday. He also predicted offshore terminals may be easier to finance and permit in some areas on the East and West Coasts.
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‘Cartel-Like’ Pricing Facing LNG Industry for U. S. Imports
Indicative of the complexity and breadth of the supply contracts being contemplated for liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports in the United States, a “cartel-like” pricing structure is likely to emerge as definitive deals come together, a New York City-based energy attorney told an energy conference in Santa Fe, NM, on Thursday. He also predicted offshore terminals may be easier to finance and permit in some areas on the East and West Coasts.
July 16, 2004
Industry ‘Swamped’ by FERC’s NOPR, NOI; Requests Extension
Citing the breadth of the undertaking as the reason, six tradeassociations last week jointly asked FERC to extend by 74 days thedeadline for the gas industry to respond to the major notice ofproposed rulemaking (NOPR) and notice of inquiry (NOI) that wereissued in July.
October 5, 1998
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