UK National Grid steps in with LNG deal for import terminal near Boston to stop all the lights going out in Massachusetts
Monday, 12 February 2024
The US subsidiary of the UK’s National Grid Plc, which has several transmission and utility businesses in the US Northeast, has asked Massachusetts utility regulators to approve an agreement with US company Constellation Energy that would keep the Everett liquefied natural gas import terminal near Boston in operation until at least 2030 and beyond.
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- Everett LNG terminal
- US LNG imports
- Massachusetts power supplies
- Massachusetts energy regulators
- Cheniere Energy
- Marcellus Shale
- Rhode Island LNG
- Mystic Power plant
- Trinidad LNG exports
- Point Fortin LNG
- BW Boston
- UK Grain LNG terminal
- Boston Gas
- Con Edison
- Rhode Island Energy
