Transportation 2009 P

05/18/2009 -- Oman LNG signs service agreement with GE-OG
Oman LNG and General Electric Oil & Gas have signed a 16-year, $200 million contractual service agreement for the 12 GE gas turbines at Oman LNG's Qalhat complex.
05/18/2009 -- FERC issues draft EIS for Downeast LNG project in Maine
Construction and operation of a liquefied natural gas terminal and associated pipelines in Maine would have some adverse impacts which could be mitigated, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said in a draft environmental impact statement on May 15.
05/15/2009 -- Premier to develop Gajah Buru gas field off Indonesia
Premier Oil Natuna Sea let an EPC contract to a consortium led by Saipem for a central processing platform and other equipment needed to develop Gajah Buru gas field off Indonesia.
05/15/2009 -- FERC recommends more mitigation steps for Jordan Cove LNG project
Construction and operation of liquefied natural gas terminal and associated pipelines near Coos Bay, Ore., would have adverse impacts which nevertheless could be mitigated, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said in a final environmental impact statement.
05/15/2009 -- New Alaska gas pipeline deputy federal coordinator is seasoned hand
Deputy US Transportation Secretary Thomas J. Barrett will become deputy coordinator on May 26 of federal agencies' efforts to construct a natural gas pipeline from Alaska to the Lower 48 states.

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