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The United States exported 1.03 Tcf of LNG during the first quarter to 34 countries in 324 tanker cargoes and 85 container loads, leading the North American natural gas trade, according to the U.S. Department of Energy. The Office of Regulation, Analysis and Engagement, Division of Natural Gas Regulation issued its 1Q2023 report earlier this…

FERC has accepted a proposal by ISO New England (ISO-NE) that would pay $406 million in cost-of-service compensation to Constellation Mystic Power LLC in an effort to keep two natural gas-fired generating units in Massachusetts open through May 2024.

GDF Suez Gas NA is accepting through the end of 2013 nonbinding bids for liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply from its proposed advanceLNG Project, “an initiative to provide attractively priced LNG to a wide array of customers in the U.S. Northeast,” the company said Monday.

Following the recent spike in terrorism activity in Yemen, Sen. Edward Markey (D-MA) has asked President Obama to review whether it is safe for shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports to continue to be delivered from the Middle East nation to the Port of Boston’s terminal in Everett, MA, and whether the United States should continue to approve exports of gas to foreign countries.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) will not be delivered to Distrigas of Massachusetts’ terminal in Everett, MA, during the week of July 26 to accommodate the extra security precautions that are being taken for the Democratic National Convention in Boston, but it isn’t expected to pose a supply problem in the Northeast, a Distrigas official said last week.

Liquefied natural gas (LNG) will not be delivered to Distrigas of Massachusetts’ terminal in Everett, MA, during the week of July 26 to accommodate the extra security precautions that are being taken for the Democratic National Convention in Boston, but it isn’t expected to pose a supply problem in the Northeast, a Distrigas official said.

FERC last week granted Tractebel Calypso Pipeline LLC an additional year to complete its proposed $132 million pipeline, which would bring regasified liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Florida’s East Coast from a proposed import terminal in the Bahamas.