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Transportation 2008 P
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05/02/2008 -- Italy approves Sorgenia, Iride LNG terminal's EIA
Italy's environment ministry has approved plans by Compagnie Industriali Riunite's energy unit Sorgenia and northwest utility Iride for construction of an LNG terminal at Gioia Tauro in Calabria. -
04/30/2008 -- Contract awarded for Spanish LNG terminal
Spain's Enagas awarded a contract to Fluor for the detailed engineering, procurement services, and construction management of the El Musel LNG terminal to be built along Spain's north coast. -
04/30/2008 -- Indonesia's Senoro LNG plant startup delayed again
Indonesia's planned fourth LNG plant, to be built in Senoro, Central Sulawesi, will begin operations later than expected due to a disagreement over the pricing of gas for the facility. -
04/30/2008 -- Iran, Pakistan, India resume trilateral talks on IPI gas line
Iran and Pakistan have restarted talks on the design and construction of the 2,700-km Iran-Pakistan-India (IPI) natural gas pipeline. -
04/30/2008 -- Indonesia's Seroro LNG plant startup delayed again
Indonesia's planned fourth LNG plant, to be built in Senoro, Central Sulawesi, will begin operations later than expected due to a disagreement over the pricing of gas for the facility. -
04/28/2008 -- Independent Resources, ERG plan Italian gas storage
Independent Resources has signed a partnership agreement with ERG Power & Gas to develop underground storage for as much as 3.2 billion cu m of gas at Rivara in northern Italy's Po Valley. -
04/28/2008 -- FERC issues draft EIS on Sparrows Point LNG terminal
A proposed LNG terminal outside Baltimore would have limited adverse environmental impacts, the US FERC's staff said in a draft environmental impact statement. -
04/25/2008 -- NY State's rejection of Broadwater LNG project does not necessarily create impasse
Three weeks after winning Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approval, a large floating liquefied natural gas terminal, storage and regasification project which has been proposed for construction in Long Island Sound was rejected by New York's state government. -
04/24/2008 -- Agip lets design contract for fourth Kashagan gas train
Agip KCO has awarded a $105 million contract to Petrofac for design and procurement of a fourth sales gas compressor train in Kashagan's gas and LPG plant in Kazakhstan. -
04/21/2008 -- BLM begins hearings on Ruby gas pipeline
The US Bureau of Land Management has begun a series of public hearings on a proposed $2 billion natural gas pipeline that would run 680 miles between southwestern Wyoming and southern Oregon. -
04/21/2008 -- Japanese oil tanker attacked off Yemen
A Japanese oil tanker was fired upon in international waters off southern Yemen, about 400 km east of Aden, sustaining a hole which leaked hundreds of gallons of fuel. -
04/21/2008 -- Papua New Guinea approves LNG project terms
The government of Papua New Guinea has approved fiscal terms with the ExxonMobil-led consortium proposing the PNG LNG project. -
04/21/2008 -- Project would bring heavy oil to West Texas
Centurion Pipeline LP launched an open season to determine interest in a proposed reversal project that would deliver heavy Canadian crude from Cushing, Okla., to West Texas. -
04/18/2008 -- BG, Singapore sign LNG supply deal
BG Group PLC and Singapore's Energy Market Authority (EMA) have signed a memorandum of agreement for BG to provide as much as 3 million tonnes/year of LNG for up to 20 years, starting in 2012. -
04/16/2008 -- Centurion launches open season on pipeline reversal
Centurion Pipeline LP launched an open season to determine interest in a proposed reversal project that would deliver heavy Canadian crude from Cushing, Okla., to Slaughter, Tex. -
04/16/2008 -- LNG arrives at two new US terminals
Two LNG tankers arriving along the upper Texas Gulf Coast within 5 days of each other are delivering commissioning cargoes for two new LNG terminals, one in Louisiana and one in Texas. -
04/15/2008 -- Iraq's NOC lets contract for Kirkuk-Banias oil line repair
Iraq's North Oil Co. has signed a preliminary agreement with Russia's Stroytransgaz for the repair of the Iraqi section of the 880-km Kirkuk-Banias oil pipeline. -
04/14/2008 -- Uzbekneftegaz, CNPC form Asia Trans Gas joint venture
Uzbekistan's Uzbekneftegaz and China's CNPC formed a 50-50 JV, to be called Asia Trans Gas, to build and operate the 530-km Uzbek section of the 1,830-km Turkmenistan-China gas pipeline. -
04/14/2008 -- Indian regulator finalizes city gas project norms
India's downstream regulator, PNGRB, has laid down criteria for retailing CNG for vehicles and gas for households in cities, paving the way, an official said, "for the development of compressed gas networks in the country." -
04/14/2008 -- FERC issues final EIS on Rockies Express East line
The Rockies Express East natural gas pipeline moved one step closer to final federal approval as the US FERC issued a final environmental impact statement on the project.
