After more than nine hours 21 protesters were arrested. If built, the Pacific Connector Gas pipeline would transport fracked gas from Malin, Oregon to the Jordan Cove Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) …
the route for easements so that they can build the pipeline. Southern Oregon. inaugurated, FERC went ahead allowed the permitting process to proceed. The front group took out a full-page ad in The Oregonian, asking the governor to approve the controversial natural gas … LNG prices are deeply depressed in Asia and would not support a new export project at current levels. Pembina acquired Jordan Cove in late 2017 and has since been working toward obtaining extensive local, state and federal regulatory approvals. Commissioner McNamee stated that FERC needed more time to review permit denials from the State of Oregon, including the previous night’s Coastal Zone permit denial, while Commissioner Glick said the project was not in the public interest. Street Roots. Federal regulators on Thursday approved the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas export terminal in Coos Bay and the 230-mile Pacific Connector Pipeline, presaging a battle with the state of …
“All this adds up to a clearly rigged process.”Besides permitting, the project faces strong economic headwinds. Public hearings on its land use permit for the LNG terminal and pipeline drew tens of thousands of public comments. If "Today, a stacked and incomplete FERC approved the controversial and complicated Jordan Cove project,” Wyden said in a statement. The Jordan Cove Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project is a proposal by Canadian energy corporation, Pembina, to ship fracked natural gas from Canada and the Rockies through southern Oregon to the coast to be shipped overseas. local jurisdictions to deny the necessary state and local permits, that Jordan Cove pipeline moves forward, despite Oregon’s opposition The company insists the pipeline will help Gov. Pembina, the Canadian energy company behind Jordan Cove, says that it has signed voluntary easement agreements with landowners for 77 percent of the privately-owned areas along the pipeline route, as well as gaining approval … would cross more over 400 rivers and streams on its way to the Jordan This
“On behalf of landowners defending our rights, this decision will be challenged. Meanwhile, Pembina made the decision this week to slash its capital spending because of the collapse in oil prices. land through eminent domain.Twice the Jordan Cove Export Terminal and Pacific Connector Gas
pipeline that would transport fracked gas across four counties in denied by FERC. If landowners refuse to sell, the company is threatening to seize their land through eminent domain. wildlife of current, historical, and spiritual importance to the Tribes. The proposed 229-mile Pacific Connector Pipeline route … Learn more about the work of the groups on the frontlines of the Pacific Northwest’s struggle against fracked gas: communities.We provide periodic updates on the Project and the process to those who request them. Natural gas would be transported to the Jordan Cove liquefaction terminal by the 234-mile (377 km) long Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline. And the company’s Chief Executive, Mick Dilger, has made disparaging remarks to financial analysts about state regulators inability to handle permitting for a large hydrocarbon project. We are committed to a transparent process and we are engaged in continual, constructive dialogue with the many community stakeholders Gov. they work. traditional tribal territories and burial grounds are threatened by both