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| Repsol Contracts Firm Capacity on Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline Besides contracting 100% of the capacity in the Canaport™ LNG facility, Repsol has contracted 100% of the firm capacity of Brunswick Pipeline, which connects Canaport LNG facility to Maritimes & Northeast Pipeline. In the USA, Repsol has contracted firm capacity on Maritimes and Northeast Pipeline to provide 730,000 decatherms per day into Algonquin Gas Transmission at Beverly, MA, and into Tennessee Gas Pipeline at Dracut, MA. More About the Pipeline |
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| Repsol's Benjamin Palomo addresses reporters Repsol Announces Canaport LNG Terminal to Begin Operations at New York News Conference New York, NY, June 18, 2009 - The Canaport LNG terminal will receive its first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) early next week, marking the entry of Repsol (NYSE: REP) into the North American natural gas market. The terminal is the first of its kind to be built on the east coast of North America in 30 years and the first ever to be built in Canada. More about The Canaport News Conference See the news conference video |
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| Canaport™ LNG Facility to Begin LNG Delivery First Half of 2009 Repsol YPF is constructing a state-of-the-art liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving and regasification terminal in Saint John, New Brunswick. Repsol will supply natural gas to Canadian and US markets. Repsol Energy Canada holds 100% of the regas capacity and Repsol Energy North America will be marketing the re-gasified LNG in the US Northeast market. The facility will begin operations in 2009, becoming the first LNG regasification plant in Canada. More About the Canaport LNG Project |
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| First LNG cargo Shipment Arrives at Canaport LNG Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada; June 27, 2009 – The giant liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker, Bilbao Knutsen, loaded with 3 Billion cubic feet (Bcf) (natural gas equivalent) of LNG from Trinidad and Tobago, arrived today at the just-completed Canaport LNG terminal in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada to unload the facility’s first shipment of LNG. More About The First LNG Cargo Watch The First LNG Tanker Arrive at Canaport |
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| Natural Gas, The Twenty First Century Energy Source Natural gas is the most environment-friendly fossil fuel, as it has the lowest proportion of carbon dioxide and release fewer emissions into the atmosphere. This enables it to contribute to reducing the greenhouse effect. Source: GasNatural More About Natural Gas |
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