Pembina Pipeline Corp. has told a federal appeals court that it is pausing development of the proposed Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal and related Pacific Connector pipeline to assess the impact of recent regulatory setbacks. The project has been in the works for eight years, but it’s faced staunch opposition in Oregon,…
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Keystone XL Oil Pipeline Seeks Pause on U.S. Permit, Pending State Route OK
Facing environmental, political and ultimately market headwinds throughout its years of gestation, TransCanada Corp. on Monday suspended its pending U.S. permit request for a cross-border green light for its controversial $8 billion Keystone XL oil pipeline project.
Natural Gas Price ‘Pause’ — Refreshing or Depressing?
Natural gas prices could strengthen over the next 18 months to two years, but there are several reasons why a near-term pricing “pause” is likely, Credit Suisse analysts said last week.
Natural Gas Price ‘Pause’ — Refreshing or Depressing?
Natural gas prices could strengthen over the next 18 months to two years, but there are several reasons why a near-term pricing “pause” is likely, Credit Suisse analysts said Wednesday.
Doctors: Fracking Needs Further Health Scrutiny
At a conference in Arlington, VA, Monday doctors called for a pause in the use of hydraulic fracturing well stimulation “so that necessary research can be done into the potential harmful effects on human health.”
Marcellus Gas Inches Closer to Ontario
After a pause to settle landowner disputes along the right-of-way, action is resuming on a pipeline project that will turn the tables on Canadian natural gas exporters by importing U.S. production into Ontario and Quebec.
Marcellus Gas Inches Closer to Ontario
After a pause to settle landowner disputes along the right-of-way, action is resuming on a pipeline project that will turn the tables on Canadian natural gas exporters by importing U.S. production into Ontario and Quebec.
New York-to-Ontario Marcellus Charge Resumes
After a pause to settle landowner disputes along the right-of-way, action is resuming on a pipeline project that would turn the tables on Canadian natural gas exporters by importing U.S. production into Ontario and Quebec.
New York-to-Ontario Marcellus Charge Resumes
After a pause to settle landowner disputes along the right-of-way, action is resuming on a pipeline project that will turn the tables on Canadian natural gas exporters by importing U.S. production into Ontario and Quebec.
Economic Woes Don’t Slow West Gas Projects, Sponsors Say
Slowing demand and an existing surfeit of supply pipelines haven’t caused a number of major natural gas infrastructure projects in the West to pause or even slow down in their development, a panel of project backers told the LDC Forum Rockies & West Conference Tuesday in Irvine, CA. If anything, some of the proponents said they may have new capacity in place ahead of schedule.