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Federal energy regulators want to take another look at the authorization they issued for the Jordan Cove Energy Project in southwest Oregon. It could be a pivotal moment for the controversial project.

Several missed deadlines for crucial permits for the development of the Jordan Cove liquified natural gas pipeline and terminal in Coos Bay are adding to questions about whether the project will go forward at all.

The proposed Jordan Cove Energy Project in southwest Oregon was dealt another setback this week when a pair of local permits was overturned by the state land use board.

The Jordan Cove Energy Project’s efforts to bypass state regulators suffered another setback Monday.

Federal energy regulators Tuesday denied an effort by the Jordan Cove Energy Project to sidestep the State of Oregon’s denial of a key permit. The ruling casts serious doubt on the project’s viability.

The controversial Jordan Cove Energy Project in Southern Oregon is among dozens of infrastructure projects being fast-tracked under a presidential order meant to stimulate the economy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Oregon’s Senators have introduced two pieces of legislation aimed at increasing state and private property rights for lands in the path of natural gas pipelines. While the bills describe pipelines in general, they could have a direct effect on land acquired through eminent domain for Oregon’s proposed Jordan Cove LNG pipeline.

A group of landowners who may be forced to sell their land to the proposed Jordan Cove natural gas pipeline is asking a federal court to shut the project down.

In recent years, climate activists and states have used the Clean Water Act to block pipelines and other fossil fuel projects. A new EPA rule makes that harder,

The next phase of the controversial Jordan Cove Energy Project is now moving to the federal courts. Opponents say the proposal doesn’t meet state and federal environmental laws.

Federal energy officials say they won’t reconsider their conditional approval of a liquified natural gas pipeline and coastal export terminal in Southern Oregon.

A lengthy list of landowners and conservation groups – as well as several Oregon state agencies -- is looking to reverse the recent federal approval of the Jordan Cove Energy Project.