Proposed LNG terminal in troubled watersMaine fishing town blocks import terminal, giving hope to foes of U.S. projects Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
A tiny fishing community in Maine has stopped a juggernaut, rattling those who see liquefied natural gas as part of the cure for North America’s looming gas supply crunch.
The 3,449 residents of Harpswell voted 56 percent on March 10 to halt plans by ConocoPhillips and TransCanada to build a $350 m....
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Other sites will be studied Six to eight new terminals most likely
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