California LNG News

By HANS LAETZ Op Ed, Ventura County Star The Liquified Natural Gas industry is once again sailing off

(California LNG News Service) - For the second time this century, and offshore LNG terminal proposed

News Analysis by HANS LAETZ California LNG News Service News item: the world's largest LNG

By TONY DALTORIO, Contributing Writer, Money Morning March 25, 2013 The Fukushima nuclear disaster

Reactivating just in case someone decides to EXPORT nat gas.

Natural Gas Stature Undercut Gas lobby fires back Ken Silverstein | Apr 13, 2011 Natural gas'

Sempra's Ensenada LNG plant passes inspection Inspectors find only "administrative

Catching up: this is from the 2/18 San Diego Uniion-Tribune: It was like a scene from an action movie

Analysis by Tim Bradner Alaska Journal of Commerce Will Alaska ever get a large natural gas pipeline?

Utilities ask FERC to reject proposed exports of US gas as LNG Washington (Platts)--4Mar2011/448 pm

Action by members of Mexico's chamber of deputies is non-binding BY SANDRA DIBBLE More than two

by Elizabeth Vargas Destroy image of Ensenada for investors The decision by the Mayor of Ensenada

Editor's note: this in an editorial that is one of several that have appeared in distant cities

Sempra no, yes clean energy: Greenpeace Tuesday February 15, 2011 1:47 - Google translation In 2004,

Ensenada, BC, February 14. The temporary closure of the natural gas plant for Sempra Energy by the

El Sol de Tijuana February 16, 2011 Por Sonia Garcia Ochoa / translated by google Tijuana .- The

By Roberto Garduño and Enrique Méndez, La Jornada En Linea newspaper Translated by Hans Laetz MEXICO

Eds note: From the San Diego Union Tribune. A tense standoff at a big natural gas plant that supplies

A Mexican natural gas import terminal was the site of a showdown Friday between Ensenada's mayor

Gov. Christie nixes proposed offshore liquefied natural gas plan Published: Tuesday, February 08,

By Patti Epler, Alaska Dispatch Alaska may have trillions of cubic feet of natural gas buried in the

By ONELL SOTO, SDUT We asked SDG&E spokesman Art Larson to answer some questions via e- mail

[Editor's note: great article, but the lede is buried. 40 percent of the nat gas burned in

Editor's note: It's been quiet on the Cal LNG front lately, but this development is

There's been plenty of good news lately for Californians who oppose setting up import terminals

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has its doubts over whether the Coos Bay LNG terminal will

Does Bradwood owe you money? NorthernStar's trail of bills oozes through coast; county government

After six years and $100 million spent in a regulatory odyssey for terminals in Oregon and California

(The bankruptcy is as predictable as is the revelation that NorthernStar was secretly funding the

LNG developer pulls the plug on Bradwood Landing project (Editor;'s note: NorthernStar killed its

By HANS LAETZ City News Service of Los Angeles Sempra Settlement LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Southland

Partners TransCanada Corp. and Exxon Mobil Corp. have announced the beginning of a three-month open

Editor's note: There is no LNG export capability on the West Coast, except for a small export