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To meet the growing demand
for natural gas in the northwestern United States, the Jordan
Cove Energy Project L.P. is proposing to build a new, state-of-the-art
liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal that will be located
in the International Port of Coos Bay in Coos Country, Oregon,
to be known as the Jordan Cove Energy Project. The Jordan Cove
Energy Project is jointly owned by Fort Chicago Energy Partners,
L.P. and Energy Projects Development, LLC.
When built, the facility will
be capable of receiving LNG supplies from specially-designed
marine vessels, storing the natural gas in liquid form at a temperature
of minus 260 degree F, and re-delivering those natural gas supplies
through interconnecting pipelines to the Pacific Northwest and
adjacent markets. Significant economic benefits to the local
economy will result from the construction and operation of this
$500 million facility, including substantial increases in property
tax revenues, the addition of up to 60 permanent jobs and investment
in local energy and maritime infrastructure to support the operation
of the Project and other new industry.
The Jordan Cove Energy Project
will undergo a rigorous regulatory review process to ensure that
the facility is designed and operated to meet stringent safety
and security standards. Some of the many agencies involved in
this review include the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
(FERC), the United States Coast Guard, the United States Army
Corps of Engineers, the Oregon Department
of Energy, the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development,
and other Federal, State and local agencies. The Project began
the Federal review process on May 1, 2006, when the FERC granted
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