Oil and gas news briefs August 14, 2014 Published: August 14, 2014 For more information and updates, please visit our website: Arcticgas.gov. Oil and gas news briefs August 14, 2014 Western sanctions could create problems for Russian gas projects Anadarko takes on big project with Mozambique LNG Petronas in talks for more partners on B.C. LNG project Spot LNG in Japan averaged $11.80 in July; all sales averaged $13.80 Japan’s regional power companies used record amount of gas in July EPA says FERC’s draft EIS for Texas LNG project falls short Sierra Club protests Golden Pass LNG project in Texas Ohio city defends drilling restrictions in court Texas fracking operations recycle more water Texas moves to guard against quakes caused by injection wells Court orders striking workers at Australia LNG projects back to work Chevron defends local-hire commitment on Australia LNG projects First Nation council member says LNG plant would create jobs Mississippi coast LNG project among applicants waiting on approval New $1 billion Pennsylvania-to-N.J. gas pipeline proposed Railroad company testing LNG as locomotive fuel North Dakota considering steps to reduce volatility of crude on trains Statoil’s Arctic drilling fails to discover commercial quantities of oil Brazil buys more LNG to cover loss of hydro power during drought Read more > Recent OFC News Alaska project files to export LNG Tall stack of authorizations await Alaska LNG project LNG carriers called ‘floating pipelines’ Alaska’s frigid climate could give state an edge in LNG market Petronas CEO warns B.C. against 'unrealistic expectations' Quick Links Arcticgas.gov White Papers Permitting Glossary Frequently Asked Questions About the OFC Contact Us Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects 1001 G Street NW, Suite 800 Washington, DC 20001 Copyright © 2014 Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects, All rights reserved.
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