Landing

County officials closed the record last week and set Dec. 13 for a vote on NorthernStar Natural Gas’ proposed Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal along the Columbia River in Oregon.

County officials closed the record Monday and set Dec. 13 for a vote on NorthernStar Natural Gas’ proposed Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal along the Columbia River in Oregon. The company has until Monday, Dec. 3, to add its final rebuttal to opposition to its request for a zoning change to allow the building of the facility.

County officials ran out of time last Monday to hear from all the citizens who wanted to say something about NorthernStar Natural Gas’ proposed Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal along the Columbia River in Oregon, so the public hearing will be continued on Nov. 19. Clatsop County Commissioners are weighing whether to grant NorthernStar zoning changes for the project.

NorthernStar Energy LLC could start construction in the first of half of next year on the Bradford Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal on the Columbia River in Oregon, following what one of the company’s senior officers called a “positive recommendation” from FERC staff in the project’s draft environmental review.

Consultants to a county planning commission reportedly will recommend denial of a land-use permit for NorthernStar Natural Gas Co.’s Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal site along the Columbia River.

While some environmentalists lambasted the Maritime Administration earlier this month for its conditional approval of Shell Gas & Power’s Gulf Landing LNG import terminal offshore Louisiana, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) urged several members of the Bush administration to do everything possible to get the terminal up and running.

While some environmentalists lambasted the Maritime Administration last week for its conditional approval of Shell Gas & Power’s Gulf Landing LNG import terminal offshore Louisiana, the Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA) urged several members of the Bush administration to do everything possible to get the terminal up and running.

Buccaneer Pipeline, one of two long lines proposed to cross theGulf of Mexico and deliver gas to the west coast of the FloridaPeninsula, has finally received permission to go ashore in PascoCounty, north of Tampa-St. Petersburg, after facing substantiallandowner opposition.