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Liquefied natural gas development abandoned
After failing to obtain permits, a Canadian company has opted to end its bid to build a marine export terminal at Coos Bay and a pipeline.
Oregon project among those put on a fast track
The Trump administration is seeking to expedite environmental reviews of dozens of major energy and infrastructure projects -- including the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas terminal in Coos Bay.
Federal panel approves Jordan Cove project proposal
A U.S. regulatory agency on Thursday approved the controversial Jordan Cove natural gas pipeline and marine export terminal project in southern Oregon.
Oregon denies permit for pipeline before federal decision
A rebuke by Oregon's Department of Land Conservation and Development comes just before a final federal environmental analysis on the Jordan Cove Energy Project.
Jordan Cove proposal still facing resistance
Regulatory hurdles stand in the way of a $7.3 billion development, including a liquefied natural gas terminal in Coos Bay.
Gas pipeline supporters claim high support from landowners
The Associated Press PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) 鈥� Supporters of a proposed natural gas export project on Oregon’s southern coast are claiming they’ve made major headway addressing one of regulators’ biggest […]
Jordan Cove project team suffers setback
State regulators have denied the proposed Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas (LNG) pipeline a needed water quality certificate.
Jordan Cove LNG project remains under review
A consortium looking to build a natural gas pipeline and export terminal in Coos Bay have filed a revised application for portions of the project with the Oregon Department of State Lands.
Coos Bay LNG project backers tweaking a third try
Backers of a revamped plan to build a massive natural gas port in Coos Bay are preparing another application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission -- a third try -- and this one they say will have a much stronger chance of success.
Jordan Cove project not (quite) dead
Investors behind the Jordan Cove Energy Project plan to appeal an unfavorable regulatory ruling.
OP-ED: Jordan Cove project will transform community, industry
Jordan Cove, a proposed Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminal and storage facility to be located on the bay side of the North Spit of Coos Bay, Oregon, would redevelop and modernize of the Port of Coos Bay鈥檚 infrastructure and provide the cornerstone for renewed economic development in an area that has suffered recession for decades.
Coos Bay attracts winds of change
Seattle-based Principle Power, a renewable energy technology developer, is working to deploy a floating wind turbine system in deep water off the coast of Coos Bay. The WindFloat system derives from technology used on floating oil rigs and looks to tap into an energy source that could turn into a new industry in the coastal community.
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