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Senate Awaits Brownell Successor Before Acting on FERC Nominees

The two nominees named to fill vacant seats at FERC are likely to remain stalled in the Senate until the Bush White House taps a successor for outgoing Commissioner Nora Brownell, according to Capitol Hill sources.

May 17, 2006

Suez Moves Forward with Offshore Florida LNG Project

With review of its proposed onshore liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in the Bahamas stalled, Suez Energy North America said it has put an offshore Florida LNG deepwater port on the fast track by duplicating much of the design work done on its Neptune LNG project offshore Boston.

April 5, 2006

Developer, City Spar Over LNG Terminal Benefit; More Talks Set

A dispute over the local economic benefit of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal at the Port of Long Beach has stalled negotiations between Sound Energy Solutions (Mitsubishi, ConocoPhillips) and the City of Long Beach. The city and SES are scheduled to meet Monday, and following those discussions city energy department head Chris Garner will give an oral report to the city council at its meeting Tuesday night, Garner told Daily GPI Friday.

March 6, 2006

Developer, City Spar Over LNG Terminal Benefit

Dispute over the local economic benefit of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal at the Port of Long Beach has stalled negotiations between Sound Energy Solutions (Mitsubishi, ConocoPhillips) and the City of Long Beach.

March 6, 2006

Mackenzie Pipeline Sponsors Say they are ‘Very Close’ to Announcing Agreement

Producers and stakeholders trying to iron out problems with the long-stalled $7 billion Mackenzie Valley natural gas pipeline may be close to making a “positive announcement,” a member of the negotiating team said Thursday.

November 14, 2005

Gulf Production Restoration Stalls on Damage Assessments

Shut-in natural gas production returned rapidly over the Labor Day weekend but progress stalled last week due to damaged processing plants, pipelines and production facilities. As of Friday, some of the more serious damage left by Katrina was on two of El Paso Corp.’s major pipeline systems — Tennessee Gas and Southern Natural, three large Louisiana gas processing plants (Venice, Toca and Yscloskey) and several of Shell’s deepwater platforms (Mars, Mensa, Cognac and Ursa).

September 12, 2005

Islander East Petitions Appeals Court to Review Connecticut’s Denial of Water Permit

Within hours of the omnibus energy bill being enacted into law Monday, sponsors of the stalled Islander East Pipeline project took advantage of language in the measure and challenged in federal court the state of Connecticut’s refusal to issue a water quality permit for the Connecticut-to-Long Island natural gas pipeline.

August 11, 2005

Islander East Eyes Using New-Found Authority in Energy Bill to Challenge Connecticut

Sponsors of the long-stalled Islander East Pipeline project are awaiting President Bush’s signing of the omnibus energy bill so that they can challenge in federal court the state of Connecticut’s denial of a water permit for the Connecticut-to-Long Island natural gas pipeline.

August 8, 2005

Producers Continue to Support Mackenzie Development

Some Canadian natural gas producers evidenced continued confidence the stalled Mackenzie Gas Pipeline will be built, putting up C$58 million (US$46.4 million) last week for new drilling rights in the central Mackenzie Valley.

May 23, 2005

Producers Continue to Support Mackenzie Development

Some Canadian natural gas producers evidenced continued confidence the stalled Mackenzie Gas Pipeline will be built, putting up C$58 million (US$46.4 million) last week for new drilling rights in the central Mackenzie Valley.

May 23, 2005