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ENI’s Italian LNG plans clipped


Published Oct 8, 2007
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For the second time in one weekend, Italian oil company ENI has had planned work on a terminal for liquefied natural gas blocked by politics, this time in the north of the country.

A planned expansion at Pannigaglia has been scuttled by regional authorities citing “environmental grounds”, while on Friday, BG’s terminal at Brindisi was blocked by the thumbs-down of locals, Thomsan Financial reported, citing Italian newspapers.

BG’s LNG plant at Livorno and Edison’s at Rovigo have official okays.



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