Oregon LNG Agrees to Delay of Final Approval of LNG Export Plan
Oregon LNG said it was pleased with a three-month stay agreement between Oregon LNG and the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development on its completed Coastal Zone Management Act application. Oregon LNG has proposed a $6-plus billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal and associated pipeline near the mouth of the Columbia River in Warrenton, Ore. Oregon LNG CEO Peter Hansen said the project "remains on track to receive most of its federal permits by the end of 2014."
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Under the stay agreement for the review, which had been scheduled to be completed Jan. 3, Oregon LNG will work closely with the state of Oregon to ensure that its application contains necessary data and information for the state to make a consistency determination, the company said.