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"For much of the state of Maine, the environment is the economy" |
QUODDY BAY LLC & DOWNEAST LNG
NOT OFFERING FAIR, HONORABLE DEALSSave Passamaquoddy Bay doesn't believe that either Downeast LNG or Quoddy Bay LLC will be completed. Some very specific comparisons using information from Bahamas' Minister of Agriculture, Marine Resources, and LNG Leslie Miller (as reported in the 2006 July 26 edition of Bahama Journal [now available on Bahamas B2B], Nassau, Bahamas), regarding a deal being brokered with AES Ocean LNG, made us wonder if the Passamaquoddy Bay LNG developers were being fair and honorable with their targeted communities of Pleasant Point, Perry, and Robbinston, and with Washington County and the State of Maine, so we did some calculations.
See for yourself:
AES Ocean LNG |
Quoddy Bay LLC |
Downeast LNG |
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AES intends to site their LNG terminal on Ocean Cay, a man-made 95-acre industrial island (built for mining operations) with no permanent residents. | Quoddy Bay LLC intends to locate their LNG terminal on a 2.5-acre piece of sacred Tribal land, near Tribal residents, in a popular fishing and boating area, near other heavily-laden freighter traffic, under a state highway, under a bay, under a local road, and on a penninsula, near residents in Perry, ME. | Downeast LNG intends to build their terminal on 80 acres of land within close proximity to Robbinston residents and Route US-1, at the mouth of the St. Croix River, in a popular fishing and boating area, and near other heavily-laden freighter traffic. | ||||||||||||||||
AES Ocean LNG intends to send 22.7 million cubic meters [m3] (equal to .8016 billion cubic feet [ft3]) of natural gas per day through an undersea pipeline to Florida. | Quoddy Bay intends to send 2.0 billion cubic feet [ft3] into the Northeast & Maritimes Pipeline. | Downeast LNG intends to send .5 billion cubic feet [ft3] into the Northeast & Maritimes Pipeline. | ||||||||||||||||
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That averages 9.411.9¢ per cubic foot of natural gas.
NOTE: The Bahamian dollar is always equal to the US dollar. |
That averages 0.65¢ (less than 1¢) per cubic foot of natural gas. | That averages 0.82¢ (less than 1¢) per cubic foot of natural gas. | ||||||||||||||||
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Do the LNG-proponents in government
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