4/18/08
WCE Begins Pre-filing Process to FERC for Offshore Berth and Transfer System

3/27/08
New Berth and LNG Unloading System Proposal Announced

7/28/06
Certificate for the Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement Issued

7/19/06
FERC again denies rehearing request; project moves forward

2/28/06
Final Draft Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) filed

1/19/06
FERC denies rehearing request; project moves forward.

12/16/05
Certificate of the Secretary of Environmental Affairs on the SSDEIR issued

10/31/05
Second Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Report (SSDEIR) filed

7/15/05
Issuance of FERC Certificate.

6/30/05
FERC Commission voted and approved Certificate.

5/20/05
Final Environmental Impact Statement issued by FERC.

9/08/04
Public meetings held to address concerns with local community.

7/31/04
Draft Environmental Impact Statement issued by FERC.

NEWS FLASH

Weaver's Cove Energy's Position on Wild and Scenic River Designation for the Taunton River
If passed, Bills HR 415 and S 868 (which would designate the Taunton River as "Wild and Scenic") would have negative effects on New England energy consumers and jeopardize America's commercial waterways. To learn more about this proposal, click here. To view a photo of the industrialized area in question and the ad by Weaver's Cove Energy that ran in Roll Call and Politico on July 9th, 2008, click here.

HAVE YOU HEARD BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY?

You have probably heard a lot about the proposed Weaver's Cove Energy facility, but much of what has been said by others is misleading or is simply untrue. Now you have the opportunity to hear the other side of the story.

We have developed this website to serve as an informational resource dedicated to dispelling the myths and examining the facts about Weaver's Cove. You will learn more about the proposed facility, the importance, safety and history of LNG, as well as the latest news and information regarding the project. It is also a place where both sides of the story can respond and talk openly.

All of us at Weaver's Cove Energy are committed to keeping area residents and community leaders well informed. We encourage you to take the time to explore our site and read this side of the story and then examine the facts for yourself.

LNG: KNOW THE FACTS

Did you know that over the past 60 years, there have been more than 50,000 LNG tanker voyages, and not a single public fatality or injury has ever occurred? Or that there has never been a major LNG spill anywhere in the world? Or that LNG does not explode?

There is a lot more you might not know about LNG or Weaver's Cove. In order to help you make the most informed decision and figure out how you really feel, we have complied a list of important facts. They will help you understand more about the safety and history of LNG, the proposed Weaver's Cove terminal and even some information that may surprise you about Fall River. > more

HAVE A QUESTION FOR WEAVER'S COVE?

Weaver's Cove is committed to providing accurate information in response to questions about our project and liquefied natural gas. If you have an inquiry, please feel free to reach us at weaverscove@hesslng.com.