While the public scuffling between pro and con factions gain most of the attention, the key to the eventual development of Sound Energy Solution’s (SES) LNG import terminal in the Port of Long Beach, CA, is an environmental impact review (EIR) currently in “administrative draft” form, according to Robert Kanter, the Port’s planning director. The EIR should be released for public comment by mid-June, he said.
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New Environmental Study Key on Long Beach LNG Terminal Proposal
While the public scuffling between pro and con factions gain most of the attention, the key to plans for a unit of Mitsubishi and ConocoPhillips building a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in the Port of Long Beach, CA, is an environmental impact assessment currently in “administrative draft” form, according to the port official in charge of getting the work done. It should be released for public comment by mid-June, said Robert Kanter, Ph.D., the Port’s planning director.
April 11, 2005
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