LNG

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a draft environmental impact statement for the Jordan Cove LNG export project in the northwest state of Oregon and the regulator’s comments suggest serious reservations about the Canadian-led venture being able to meet the many required mitigation measures.

Canadian Pembina Pipeline Corp. said it anticipated a final decision from the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on developing its Jordan Cove LNG export plant in the northwest US state of Oregon within a year as company earnings jumped.

Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian owner of the Jordan Cove LNG export project in the US northwest state of Oregon, said it would be developing additional pipeline and terminal infrastructure in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia while pursuing the US liquefaction venture.

US congressmen from the western states of Colorado and Utah have voiced support for the Jordan Cove LNG export plant proposed for the northwest state of Oregon as an outlet to Asia for Rocky Mountain region natural gas and huge shale-gas resources from the Piceance Basin.

Pembina Pipeline of Canada, developer of the Jordan Cove LNG export plant proposed for Coos Bay in the northwest US state of Oregon, is advancing with its plans to create a “world-scale LNG export facility to transport North American natural gas to Asia” and it was currently engaging with additional off-takers.

The US Coast Guard has completed its review with a positive report for regulators after conducting a waterway suitability assessment for the Canadian-led Jordan Cove LNG export plant proposed for Coos Bay in the northwest state of Oregon.

Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian energy infrastructure company, said it was making more progress with a range of natural gas projects in North America, including the Jordan Cove LNG export plant and its affiliated Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline planned for the northwest US state of Oregon.

March 29 (LNGJ) - Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian company developing the Jordan Cove LNG export project in the northwest US state of Oregon, has started two months of open season bidding for its Alliance Pipeline expansion joint venture with a unit of Enbridge Inc. Pembina and Enbridge each hold a 50 percent stake in the pipeline that receives natural gas in British Columbia and Alberta in Canada and the US state of North Dakota and carries it to the Chicago market. The pipeline delivers around 1.6 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day. Pending regulatory approval, Alliance will increase capacity by about 25 percent through the addition of compression and other facilities to its system. The open season runs until May 30 and the offer is available to both existing and prospective shippers for a minimum bid term of 15 years.

Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian energy infrastructure company, said it was making progress with a range of natural gas projects in North America, including the Jordan Cove LNG export plant planned for the northwest US state of Oregon.

Pembina Pipeline Corp., developer of the Jordan Cove LNG project in the Northwest US state of Oregon, has promoted four executives to help advance the liquefaction venture and other major company activities confirmed since completing the takeover of Veresen Inc.