石油设备网讯 据世界天然气网站4月15日消息 Eagle液化天然气公司已收到美国联邦能源监管委员会（FERC）的最终环境影响报告（FEIS），以建造杰克逊维尔液化天然气出口设施。
Eagle液化天然气公司上周五表示，在联邦最终授权决定截止日期之前，FEIS是环境审查过程中的最后一步，预计FERC将批准该项目。
Eagle液化天然气公司总裁Sean Lalani表示：“实现这一关键里程碑是Eagle公司杰克逊维尔液化天然气出口设施向前迈出的重要一步，因为我们继续努力向国内和国际市场供应清洁燃烧、国内和经济适用的液化天然气，用于海上加油和小型液化天然气出口。”
FEIS是FERC于2014年12月启动的综合过程的结果，包括完成联邦和州机构以及各利益相关者的大量综合环境、安全和安全审查。
拟议的杰克逊维尔液化天然气项目最初将由三条液化生产线组成，这些液化生产线每天可生产165万加仑液化天然气（每年约100万吨液化天然气）。
Lalani 补充说：“杰克逊维尔液化天然气工厂位于佛罗里达州东海岸，将为我们提供独特的竞争优势，帮助附近加勒比国家提供一些成本最低的发电。由于基础设施投资约5亿美元，该项目将继续在佛罗里达州创造大量报酬丰厚的直接和间接就业机会。”
吴恒磊 编译自 世界天然气
原文如下：
FERC issues final EIS for Eagle LNG’s Jacksonville project
Eagle LNG has received a final environmental impact statement (FEIS) from the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to construct the Jacksonville LNG export facility.
Eagle LNG said last Friday that the FEIS was the final step in the environmental review process before the final federal authorization decision deadline and anticipated FERC approval of the project.
Sean Lalani, president of Eagle LNG, stated: “Achieving this critical milestone is a significant step forward for Eagle’s Jacksonville LNG export facility as we continue to advance our efforts to supply clean-burning, domestic, and affordable LNG for marine bunkering and small-scale LNG export to both domestic and international markets.”
The FEIS is a result of FERC’s comprehensive process that Eagle LNG started in December 2014, and includes the completion of numerous comprehensive environmental, safety, and security reviews involving input from both federal and state agencies and various stakeholders.
The proposed Jacksonville LNG project will initially consist of three liquefaction trains, which will be capable of producing up to 1.65 million gallons of LNG per day, or approximately 1 million tonnes per annum.
“The Jacksonville LNG facility, with its prime Florida East Coast location, will give us a unique and competitive advantage in helping provide some of the lowest-cost power generation for nearby Caribbean countries. With approximately $500 million of infrastructure investment, this project will continue to generate numerous well-paying direct and indirect jobs in Florida,” added Lalani.
