ConocoPhillips pulls bid for LNG portGovernor opposes project offshore Alabama because of open loop vaporization; company uncertain it would look at closed loop The Associated Press
ConocoPhillips is withdrawing its bid for a liquefied natural gas terminal off the Alabama coast that would cool huge amounts of seawater, in a process that critics say could cause massive harm to Gulf of Mexico fisheries and marine life.
Alabama Gov. Bob Riley said June 9 that the Houston-based com....
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