Oil and gas news briefs September 16, 2013

• Too steep of a price drop could jeopardize LNG supply
• Latest U.S. LNG export approval prompts calls for re-evaluation
• U.S. exports could total more than 6 bcf/d under approved projects
• B.C. government wants LNG tax revenues to reduce provincial debt
• B.C. First Nations could hold key to LNG and pipeline projects
• B.C. premier calls labor leaders together to talk about LNG jobs
• Some residents complain about gas pipeline survey work in B.C.
• Alberta to look at building demand — and price — for natural gas
• First LNG refueling station west of Calgary could open next year
• Hawaii state official says LNG is a transitional fuel to renewables
• N.D. regulators still working on new rules to reduce gas flaring
• Poland to start taking Qatari LNG in 2015, but at very high prices
• French company says Australia floating LNG project delayed a year
• BG Group moves Australia LNG expansion down its investment list
• Yamal LNG considering European ports to transfer cargoes
• Japanese shipbuilders to bid on LNG tankers for U.S. trade
• Japanese shipbuilder will construct LNG tankers in China
• Maine governor supports TransCanada’s west-to-east oil pipeline
• Barclays forecasts oil at $100 to $120 through 2014

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