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From a record number of final investment decisions (FIDs) on new liquefaction capacity in 2019 to almost no approvals in 2020, the ups and downs of the LNG market are weeding out the weak from the strong this year. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Brownsville Ship Canal area of Texas. NextDecade, the developer of the Rio Grande project, is all set to proceed, but still needs to nail down additional offtake agreements to secure finance in an LNG market beset by uncertainty. [Gas in Transition, Volume 1, Issue 1]

Mar 9, 2021 12:20:pm Summary Engie ended talks for the US project's gas last year, reportedly after the French government raised concerns about methane lifecycle emissions in the US. by: Joe Murphy US LNG developer NextDecade has extended agreements with contractor Bechtel for its 27mn metric ton/year Rio Grande LNG ... Posted in:

Colorado Springs officials want to continue their aggressive campaign to overhaul the city’s drainage system, and that will take more money. A lot more.

Share this article Share this article BALTIMORE, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- PPE Casino Resorts Richmond, LLC, an affiliate of The Cordish Companies, has responded to a request for proposals issued by the City of Richmond, VA with a plan to develop a $600+ million destination casino resort in the City's Scotts Addition area. PPE Casino Resorts Richmond, LLC, an affiliate of The Cordish Companies, has responded to a request for proposals issued by the City of Richmond, VA with a plan to develop a $600+ million destination casino resort in the City’s Scotts Addition area. Cordish has devel...

A drainage channel next to Doherty High School before the city improved it in 2019. Pam Zubeck Colorado Springs officials want to continue their aggressive campaign to overhaul the city’s drainage system, and that will take more money. A lot more. On Feb. 8, two options were outlined for raising existing stormwater fees to fund millions of dollars in projects, largely due to the city’s settlement of an Environmental Protection Agency lawsuit. That consent decree calls for the city to spend $45 million in the next 15 years to stem flows and reduce poll...