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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (180466)	9/11/2013 6:47:43 PM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206184

This is great news. I participated in the restart. There was a huge amount of work and investment needed to get this done. It should not go to waste.

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (180466)	9/12/2013 9:18:12 AM
From: Dennis Roth	1 Recommendation Recommended By evestor Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206184

Cheniere Energy, Inc. (LNG) Another DOE Project Export License, CC Cost Est Release Improves CC Project Likelihood 11 September 2013 Report-193 (582.54KB) Corpus Christi now 5th in line for DOE Review Since the first four LNG export projects are approved, Cheniere’s Corpus Christi moves up to 5th in line (Exhibit 3) for pending approvals. However, it would be 3rd in line if we assume west coast projects are not approved. We view approval of US West Coast projects as unlikely. Per our global LNG report, "At this stage we discount Jordan Cove and Oregon LNG, with the view that FERC approvals would be difficult from an environmental perspective (with a strong anti-LNG lobby in Oregon and Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, a stated opponent of LNG export projects in the State and the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Energy).” --- UPDATE 3-U.S. picks up steam on natural gas export projects Wed Sep 11, 2013 7:02pm EDT reuters.com * Latest approval comes just over month after last decision * Cove Point is fourth LNG export approval, third this year * New permit a bellwether for steady approvals-analyst

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (180466)	9/12/2013 4:12:12 PM
From: Dennis Roth	1 Recommendation Recommended By evestor Respond to of 206184

Dominion to farm out 100,000 Marcellus Shale acres, form MLP Birmingham, Alabama (Platts)--12Sep2013/229 pm EDT/1829 GMT platts.com Richmond, Virginia-based Dominion has begun talks about farming out 100,000 acres in the West Virginia portion of the Marcellus Shale to producers, CEO Thomas Farrell said Thursday. The acreage has potential natural gas reserves of 1 trillion cubic feet, he added. The company also plans to form a master limited partnership whose assets will include Dominion's Cove Point LNG operation and its half interest in Blue Racer, a company that provides midstream services to Utica Shale producers, Farrell told the Barclays CEO Energy-Power conference. The MLP will have EBITDA of as much as $1 billion, he said...

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (180466)	1/14/2014 9:37:01 AM
From: Dennis Roth	1 Recommendation Recommended By evestor Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206184

Natural gas export project could hinge on court case washingtonpost.com Attorneys for the Sierra Club were in court last week fighting the $3.8 billion proposal by Dominion Resources to renovate its terminal in Calvert County so the facility could send domestic gas overseas. The case — which turns on several words in a contract first signed in 1972 and rewritten over the years — is pending in the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.

To: Dennis Roth who wrote (180466)	2/22/2014 10:35:01 AM
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“ Keystone of the East." Shale Energy Opponents Target Maryland Natural Gas Terminal uschamber.com Anti-Fracking Fight Heats Up in Maryland Baltimore’s march against the proposed Cove Point project was the largest environmental protest in the city’s history. February 21, 2014 inthesetimes.com More than 500 protestors marched in downtown Baltimore yesterday to oppose the expansion of natural-gas drilling, pipeline expansions and export across the Mid-Atlantic region. The protest was closely linked to the nationwide campaign against the much larger Keystone XL pipeline, and growing agitation over the issue of climate change globally... Hundreds rally to oppose Cove Point project By Jamie Smith Hopkins, The Baltimore Sun Updated February 20, 2014 touch.baltimoresun.com ...Dominion officials said the project should not be seen as a "proxy" for fracking, including whether to allow the method in Maryland. Cove Point exports could come from as far afield as the Gulf Coast through the country's network of pipelines, said Pamela F. Faggert, the company's chief environmental officer."Nor would stopping the Cove Point project likely reduce fracking elsewhere," Faggert said. "Cove Point exports would account for only a small sliver of the gas that could be produced in the United States. Without Cove Point, the only question is where the natural gas would go instead." That argument didn't fly with rally participants. Paul Roberts, who runs a winery in Western Maryland and sits on the state commission studying fracking, said he's concerned the state will be under far more pressure to allow the technique if natural gas interests can export from Cove Point...