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Article: Firms Still Compete for Liquefied Natural Gas Projects in Baja California.
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- Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
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- December 11, 2002
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By Diane Lindquist, The San Diego Union-Tribune Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Dec. 11--The dynamics are shifting in the high-stakes race to build liquefied natural gas receiving terminals along the northern Baja California coast.
San Diego's Sempra Energy, a welterweight among the heavyweight global contenders, has lost its equity partner, CMS Energy Corp., which owns the largest LNG receiving terminal in the United States.
El Paso Corp.'s commitment to partner Phillips Petroleum Corp. now ConocoPhillips and their proposed facility in Rosarito Beach appears to be wavering.
Royal Dutch/Shell has switched the site of its ...