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Transportation 2007 P

  • 04/05/2007 -- Crosstex starts up north Louisiana gas line extension
    Crosstex Energy LP, Dallas, started up its $90 million natural gas pipeline expansion across three parishes in northern Louisiana Apr. 1.
  • 04/04/2007 -- Five European countries support Pan-European oil pipeline
    Energy ministers from five southern European countries signed an agreement to cooperate and support the proposed construction of a 1,300-1,400 km oil pipeline linking the Black Sea port of Constanta, Romania, to Trieste, Italy.
  • 04/03/2007 -- Chevron discontinues permitting for LNG terminal off Mexico
    Chevron Corp. has discontinued permitting activities for a proposed LNG terminal off Baja California, a spokeswoman in Houston confirmed to OGJ on Apr. 3.
  • 04/03/2007 -- Petrobras, Sonatrach eye LNG accord
    Brazil's state-run Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) and Algeria's Sonatrach have reached agreement on a memorandum of understanding to study an LNG partnership.
  • 04/03/2007 -- MLNG extends LNG contract with Saibu Gas
    Malaysia LNG, a unit of state-run Petronas, has signed an agreement with Japan's Saibu Gas to supply up to 390,000 tonnes/year of LNG for 15 years beginning October 2013.
  • 04/02/2007 -- Shell drops plans for Gulf Landing LNG terminal
    Shell US Gas & Power LLC has decided to drop plans for its proposed Gulf Landing LNG receiving and regasification terminal off Louisiana.
  • 04/02/2007 -- Draft study okays Elba Island LNG expansion
    El Paso Corp.'s proposed expansion of the Elba Island LNG terminal and associated facilities near Savannah, Ga., would do minimal environmental harm, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's staff said in a draft environmental impact statement.
  • 03/30/2007 -- Philippines court decision to close terminals reaffirmed
    The Philippine Supreme Court has received a petition to reaffirm its Mar. 7 decision requiring oil companies to cease operations within Manilla's Pandacan area (OGJ Online, Mar. 15, 2007).
  • 03/29/2007 -- Neptune LNG project gets deepwater port license
    Neptune LNG LLC, a subsidiary of SUEZ Energy North America Inc., has received a deepwater port license from the US Maritime Administration for its Neptune offshore LNG facility in Massachusetts Bay.
  • 03/29/2007 -- Oneok JV plans another NGL pipeline
    Overland Pass Pipeline Co. plans to build a 150-mile NGL pipeline lateral to connect with the previously announced 750-mile Overland Pass Pipeline.
  • 03/27/2007 -- GAIL mulls acquisition of Dabhol LNG terminal
    India's state-owned GAIL (India) Ltd. is expected to acquire the inactive, 5 million tonne/year Dabhol LNG terminal in India's southern Maharashtra state. The beleaguered terminal was a project of failed US company Enron Corp.'s Ratnagiri Gas & Power Pvt. Ltd. unit.
  • 03/27/2007 -- Oneok to lay NGL pipeline in Oklahoma, Texas
    Oneok Partners LP plans to build a $260 million natural gas liquids pipeline from southern Oklahoma through the Barnett Shale gas play in northern Texas and continuing on to the Texas Gulf Coast.
  • 03/27/2007 -- GCLP selects operator for Calhoun LNG project
    Gulf Coast LNG Partners LP (GCLP), Houston, has signed a memorandum of understanding for Port Lavaca LNG Services LLC to become operator of the Calhoun LNG terminal under development at Port Lavaca-Point Comfort in Calhoun County, Tex.
  • 03/26/2007 -- Chavez, Manning sign cross-border gas treaty
    Trinidad and Tobago has signed a cross-border treaty with Venezuela, following an agreement concluded earlier this month to jointly develop an estimated 30 tcf of natural gas in offshore fields straddling the borders of the two nations (OGJ, Mar. 12, 2007, Newsletter).
  • 03/23/2007 -- BG eyes new Trinidad and Tobago LNG export train
    British Gas has signed a memorandum of understanding with Trinidad and Tobago for a joint study to determine the feasibility for an additional LNG export train at the liquefaction plant at Point Fortin, Trinidad (OGJ, Feb. 19, 2007, Newsletter).
  • 03/19/2007 -- Sevan orders additional FPSO from Chinese shipyard
    Sevan Marine is expanding its long-term cooperation with China's Hantong Shipyard and has ordered an additional Sevan 300 FPSO unit, Sevan 300 No. 5.
  • 03/19/2007 -- QP, ExxonMobil complete RasGas LNG Train 5
    Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil Corp. announced the completion of RasGas LNG Train 5 in Doha.
  • 03/14/2007 -- Gassco assesses gas pipeline routes to Europe
    Norway's state-owned Gassco AS is evaluating pipeline routes to bring Norwegian North Sea gas to Europe.
  • 03/13/2007 -- Venezuela signs MOU for LNG supply to Jamaica
    Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and Jamaica's Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller have signed a memorandum of understanding for the South American country to supply LNG to Jamaica by 2009.
  • 03/13/2007 -- MacKenzie Valley gas pipeline cost estimates updated
    Mackenzie Valley Pipeline sponsors have updated the cost estimates for the Mackenzie natural gas transportation project to $16.2 billion (Can.) and delayed the expected completion date by 3 years, operator Imperial Oil Ltd. said.
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