The Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) last Tuesday remanded to Coos County its permit for the development of the Jordan Cove LNG project and related interstate-connecting pipeline. The county now has the option of revising the permit in an effort to gain approval from the appeals board.
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Opponents of Oregon LNG Project Appeal to State Panel
As expected, opponents of the proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal at Coos Bay, OR, have appealed recent local permits for the facility along the state’s south-central coast to the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals.
Colorado on Pace to Break Permits-to-Drill Record
Approved applications for permits-to-drill (APD) in Colorado are up 4% from the same time a year ago and are on pace to break all previous records, the Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) said in a report issued Monday.
Correction
The June 21 article titled “Chesapeake Subsidiary Seeks Permits for First Pipeline in Chesapeake Bay” reported an incorrect figure for the cost of the Eastern Shore Energy Link Expansion segment. Eastern Shore Natural Gas officials say the pipeline will cost $93 million. NGI regrets the error.
Downeast LNG Project Comes Under Fire from Concerned Residents
Saying Downeast LNG “jumped the gun” in its race for permits, a group of concerned residents and organizations recently called on the Maine Board of Environmental Protection (BEP) to reject the company’s application to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Robbinston, ME.
Downeast LNG Project Comes Under Fire from Concerned Residents
Saying Downeast LNG “jumped the gun” in its race for permits, a group of concerned residents and organizations this week has called on the Maine Board of Environmental Protection (BEP) to reject the company’s application to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Robbinston, ME.
Australian Terminal-lite CA LNG Project Files for Permits
Australian-based Woodside Natural Gas Inc. announced Friday that its has filed for federal and city permits to operate its proposed OceanWay liquefied natural gas (LNG) project. The project would regasify shipments aboard ship and send the supplies to shore via a 20-mile undersea pipeline to landfall near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Sempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. transmission pipeline system runs along the shore next to LAX.
Australian Terminal-lite CA LNG Project Files for Permits
Australian-based Woodside Natural Gas Inc. announced Friday that its has filed for federal and city permits to operate its proposed OceanWay liquefied natural gas (LNG) project. The project would regasify shipments aboard ship and send the supplies to shore via a 20-mile undersea pipeline to landfall near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Sempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. transmission pipeline system runs along the shore next to LAX.
Australian Terminal-lite CA LNG Project Files for Permits
Australian-based Woodside Natural Gas Inc. announced Friday that its has filed for federal and city permits to operate its proposed OceanWay liquefied natural gas (LNG) project. The project would regasify shipments aboard ship and send the supplies to shore via a 20-mile undersea pipeline to landfall near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). Sempra Energy’s Southern California Gas Co. transmission pipeline system runs along the shore next to LAX.
Sempra Energy Gains Key Permits for Two North American LNG Terminals
Along with a final federal U. S. environmental approval for its Louisiana site, San Diego-based Sempra Energy Monday said it received key federal and local approvals for its proposed Costa Azul liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal along the Pacific Coast of North Baja in Mexico. Construction of the Gulf and Pacific Coast projects is expected to begin next year with completion for both projects targeted in 2007.