One month after a community ceremony broke ground for site preparations, the formal construction permit has been given to an international group led by Shell Canada Ltd. for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal on the northern Pacific coast of British Columbia (BC).
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Lack of Subsurface Safety Valve Raised in SoCalGas Storage Well Leak
Attorneys have cited the absence of a safety valve in lawsuits on behalf of residents that have been dislocated by a two-month-old natural gas storage well leak in the northwest end of the Los Angeles San Fernando Valley (see Daily GPI,Nov. 19).
FERC Extends NED Comment Period by One Week
Opponents of Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC’s Northeast Energy Direct (NED) — and everyone else — have about another week to comment on the project at FERC. The commission extended the comment period to Jan. 15 to make up for technical difficulties with its eFiling system that prevented some document submissions over the holidays.
Global NGV Sales Projected to Top 35 Million by 2025
Natural gas will remain an attractive transportation fuel alternative to diesel for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, and global sales of natural gas vehicles (NGV) will reach 35 million by 2025, according to a report released by Boulder, CO-based Navigant Research.
Tallgrass Acquires Another Third of Pony Express Pipeline
Tallgrass Energy Partners LP is acquiring another 31.3% of Tallgrass Pony Express Pipeline LLC for $475 million in cash and 6.518 million Tallgrass Energy common units to be issued to Tallgrass Development.
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Trans-Pecos Border Crossing Gets Favorable EA
FERC staff on Monday released a favorable environmental assessment (EA) of the Texas-Mexico border crossing facilities associated with the Texas intrastate Trans-Pecos Pipeline project, as well as for the border crossing facilities of the Comanche Trail Pipeline.
U.S. NatGas Prices ‘Seemingly Hopeless,’ But Oil Poised for Bull Run, Says Raymond James
U.S. natural gas prices look terrible again this year and could decline another 25% from 2015 as the structural oversupply continues, Raymond James & Associates Inc. said Monday.
Last Segment of Aegis Ethane Pipeline Enters Service
Enterprise Products Partners LP has begun operations of the final segment of the Aegis ethane pipeline, the 162-mile stretch that runs from Lake Charles to Napoleonville in Louisiana. Additionally, a Houston Ship Channel ethane export facility is nearing completion.
Virginia DEQ Gives Preliminary OK to Columbia’s WB XPress
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) told FERC that Columbia Gas Transmission LLC’s proposed WB XPress Project, which would increase capacity of the company’s regional interstate pipeline system by 1.3 Bcf/d, appears “unlikely” to pose a threat to the environment.
Tennessee Answers NED Queries, Blasts Massachusetts AG
In a voluminous FERC filing Monday, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co. LLC (TGP) responded to questions from the Commission about its Northeast Energy Direct (NED) project and refuted criticisms that were leveled by the Massachusetts attorney general (AG) against the project in November.