One of the equity partners in the liquid natural gas terminal project Port Westward LNG backed out but Greg Jenks, deputy director for the Port of St. Helens, which manages Port Westward, says the project is very much going forward.
One of the equity partners in the liquid natural gas terminal project Port Westward LNG backed out but Greg Jenks, deputy director for the Port of St. Helens, which manages Port Westward, says the project is very much going forward. Including the LNG terminal, a natural gas plant in the works by PGE, an ethanol plant on the drawing board and a Westward Energy power plant, the port is looking at more than $1 billion in new investments in the coming years.
