DOE Changes Way They Evaluate/Approve LNG Export Facilities
The news came fast and furious yesterday from various quarters of the Obama administration. Almost lost in the shuffle was a major announcement from the Ernest "Hair" Moniz's Dept. of Energy. The DOE plays a major role in deciding which (or whether) a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility is allowed to be built. Since 2010 some 25 LNG export facilities have been proposed, seeking DOE approval. How many have been approved? Precisely one--a new facility by Cheniere Energy for a facility along Louisiana's Gulf Coast...
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