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PRESS RELEASE Independent natural gas storage developer, NGS Energy, LP announced today that it will hold a binding Open Season for natural gas storage services to be provided by Leaf River Energy Center, a new salt cavern natural gas storage facility located in Smith County, Mississippi. The Open Season will commence June 1, 2009 and will end on June 16, 2009. Leaf River commenced construction on the storage caverns in January, 2009. The storage facility will provide up to 32 ...

Westport CT/ October 31, 2008 / Leaf River Energy Center LLC (Leaf River), a wholly owned subsidiary of Westport, CT based NGS Energy LP announced today the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has issued a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity authorizing Leaf River to develop and operate a salt dome natural gas storage facility and the associated pipeline infrastructure. Leaf River is expecting to file for Authorization to Commence Construction with the FERC next week ...

WESTPORT, Conn., Nov 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Independent natural gas storage developer, NGS Energy LP, the parent company of Leaf River Energy Center, LLC, announced today it will acquire the New Home Natural Gas Storage Project from Southern Natural Gas Company (SNG), a wholly owned subsidiary of El Paso Corporation, increasing NGS' access to the New Home dome for natural gas storage development. The acquisition will advance NGS' opportunity for gas storage operations on the New Home dome ...

WESTPORT, Conn., Oct 10 / -- NGS Energy Fund, LP announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Leaf River Energy Center LLC, has filed its application for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for its natural gas salt storage facility located in Smith County, Mississippi. The project is ideally located to act as a bridge between prolific new sources of supply being developed in the Barnett, Woodford and neighboring Shale plays ...

The Advocate / Greenwich Time "New Firm Betting on Natural Gas" November 3, 2006 By Richard Lee Assistant Business Editor, The Advocate/Greenwich Time Organizers of a new energy business in Westport believe demand for natural gas will continue to grow, and have disclosed plans to create a salt‐cavern natural‐gas storage facility in Mississippi. Leaf River Energy Center, a subsidiary of Westport‐based NGS  ...