Port Authority rejects LNG plant near Merritt Island homes, school
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The Port Authority has rejected a proposal to build a liquefied natural gas facility near Merritt Island homes and a school. The decision came after concerns were raised by neighbors and the Port Canaveral CEO about the potential impact of the project on the community.
A proposal to build a liquefied natural gas facility near Port Canaveral was rejected. The facility would have been built near homes and a school. Chesapeake Utilities and Berkshire Hathaway Energy made their case to commissioners. The port owns the land and would have had to sell it. Neighbors raised concerns about safety. The port will review the proposal and provide an update in January.
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