Certificates

FERC Thursday issued certificates for a new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal project in Southeast Texas and for an expansion of an existing LNG terminal in Georgia, as well as for associated pipeline projects. The two LNG projects combined will provide more than 2 Bcf/d of additional regasification capacity in the United States.

With one Commissioner referring to it as a “king-like” endeavor, FERC last Thursday issued certificates for three projects that will make up the westernmost end of Rockies Express Pipeline LLC’s proposed $4 billion 1,663-mile pipeline that would transport Rocky Mountain natural gas to Midwest and eastern markets.

With one Commissioner referring to it as a “king-like” endeavor, FERC Thursday issued certificates for three projects that will make up the westernmost end of Rockies Express Pipeline LLC’s proposed $4 billion 1,663-mile pipeline that would transport Rocky Mountain natural gas to Midwest and eastern markets.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last Wednesday issued certificates to two storage operators to build new natural gas storage facilities and expand existing storage operations along the Gulf Coast, and also awarded a preliminary determination (PD) on non-environmental issues to a third storage operator.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday issued certificates to two storage operators to build new natural gas storage facilities and expand existing storage operations along the Gulf Coast, and also awarded a preliminary determination (PD) to a third storage operator.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week handed out certificates for a pipeline expansion in the Mid-Atlantic region and a new Gulf Coast storage project, and issued a preliminary determination (PD) on non-environmental grounds for an expansion at El Paso’s Elba Island liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Georgia. All of the projects are designed to serve growing gas demand, primarily from gas-fired power generation, in the Southeast region.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Wednesday handed out certificates for a pipeline expansion in the Mid-Atlantic region and a new Gulf Coast storage project, and issued a preliminary determination (PD) on non-environmental grounds for an expansion at El Paso’s Elba Island liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Georgia. All of the projects are designed to serve growing gas demand, primarily from gas-fired power generation, in the Southeast region.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has awarded certificates to Gulf South Pipeline Co. LP to expand lateral facilities to accommodate the growing demand for natural gas in Florida, and to Northwest Pipeline to relocate and replace pipeline facilities to make way for the construction of a planned dam in Colorado.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week awarded certificates to Gulf South Pipeline Co. LP to expand lateral facilities to accommodate the growing demand for natural gas in Florida, and to Northwest Pipeline to relocate and replace pipeline facilities to make way for the construction of a planned dam in Colorado.