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A coalition of six conservation groups has filed a formal administrative protest with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), calling its planned Dec. 19 lease sale in Utah a “midnight fire sale.”

As natural gas prices continue to decline in North America while staying resiliently high in Asia, Kitimat LNG Inc. said it is requesting formal expressions of interest from potential users of, and investors in, its proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal at Bish Cove, BC.

As natural gas prices continue to decline in North America while staying resiliently high in Asia, Kitimat LNG Inc. said Tuesday it is requesting formal expressions of interest from potential users of, and investors in, its proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal at Bish Cove, BC.

A third proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Oregon expects to make its formal filing to FERC by the end of June, according to the CEO and founder of Oregon LNG, the Vancouver, WA-based company that acquired development rights for Calpine Corp.’s former Skipanon LNG project near the mouth of the Columbia River in Warrenton, OR.

A third proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Oregon expects to make its formal filing to FERC by the end of June, according to the CEO and founder of Oregon LNG, the Vancouver, WA-based company that acquired development rights for Calpine Corp.’s former Skipanon LNG project near the mouth of the Columbia River in Warrenton, OR.

The Paso Norte Pipeline Group made a second call for formal commitments from shippers for its proposed 400-mile international natural gas pipeline project connecting Deming, NM, to power plants in Chihuahua and Durango, Mexico.

The Paso Norte Pipeline Group made a second call for formal commitments from shippers for its proposed 400-mile international natural gas pipeline project connecting Deming, NM, to power plants in Chihuahua and Durango, Mexico.

FERC has begun a formal, nonpublic investigation into whether any mandatory federal reliability standards were violated during the widespread power outage in Florida last month that affected as many 2.5 million people statewide.

Seeking to cut down on a thicket of legal challenges and negative publicity, Oregon regulators moved quickly Monday to start the formal public review of tax filing reports from the four major investor-owned energy utilities it regulates. The filings appear to be a mixed bag of under- and over-collections.