Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Item No. C- 3Item No. C- 3

KeySpan LNG & KeySpan LNG & Algonquin Gas Algonquin Gas

Transmission PipelineTransmission Pipeline

June 30, 2005

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Item No. C- 3 List of Public Meetings.

June 3, 2004:  Scoping Meeting (Providence)June 3, 2004:  Scoping Meeting (Providence) June 4, 2004:  Publically-attended Site June 4, 2004:  Publically-attended Site

Inspection (KeySpan Facility)Inspection (KeySpan Facility) July 7, 2004:  Scoping Meeting (Providence; July 7, 2004:  Scoping Meeting (Providence;

Fields Point Area)Fields Point Area) July 8, 2004:  Scoping Meeting (Middletown)July 8, 2004:  Scoping Meeting (Middletown) January 11, 2005:  DEIS Comment Meeting January 11, 2005:  DEIS Comment Meeting

(Providence; Fields Point Area)(Providence; Fields Point Area) January 12, 2005:  DEIS Comment Meeting January 12, 2005:  DEIS Comment Meeting

(Middletown)(Middletown)

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Item No. C- 3 KeySpan LNG, L.P.

•50 LNG tankers per year•375,000 Mcf per day into Algonquin’s

proposed facilities•up to 150,000 Mcf per day of vaporized LNG to New England Gas•20,000 Mcf per day from its truck loading

Item No. C- 3 KeySpan LNG, L.P.

Current Federal Safety Standards Not Met

LNG storage tank impoundment designed to 100 percent of the tank contents rather than 110 percent;

thermal radiation & flammable vapor exclusion zones extend offsite onto adjacent properties;

evaluation by a seismic consultant required to determine existing tank compliance with the 2001 edition of the NFPA, which increased the stringency and complexity of the seismic requirements.