Locals saw the ads in the newspaper, word spread, people held signs at his campaign office to oppose his law firm’s involvement with Valley Crossing, and a few folks even showed up at his office with a news reporter to confront him. Enbridge placed the 168 mile Valley Crossing Pipeline into service in November 2018 to transport up to 2.6 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas to the Comisión Federal de Electricidad, Mexico’s state-owned utility. But it wasn’t just that they didn’t tell the public about what they were planning. By October 2017, Enbridge finally had all of their permits to build the last remaining section, and needed to finish negotiating with landowners along the pipeline route. Source: US Energy Information Administration *Nueces-Brownsville is the Valley Crossing Pipeline. Foes of the Mountain Valley Pipeline were back in court Monday, before idled construction workers could return to the long-delayed and deeply divisive project. And the company purposefully made the deal with Texas LNG after they received federal and state permits, demanded landowners to accept the flammable pipeline on their property, and started laying the pipe in the ground,” said Josette Cruz, Brownsville resident and member of the Save RGV from LNG community group that has organized to prevent the LNG terminals and pipeline for the last four years. The goal of the 165-mile (266-km) Valley Crossing Pipeline was to bring 2.6 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) of gas to Mexico, enough to fuel over five million U.S. homes for an entire day. Help Get directions, reviews and information for Valley Crossing Pipeline LLC in Houston, TX. The city has filled in the sinkhole but it’s not clear if Valley Crossing paid any money to repair the site. The fracked gas that would flow through the Valley Crossing Pipeline was clearly meant to be exported to Mexico, which means that the company should need a federal permit from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to build. In 2016, Texas LNG applied for a federal permit to build its export terminal but had no publicly documented explanation or expectation of how the terminal would receive fracked gas to export. For the past four years, Rio Grande Valley locals have taken a strong stance against this company’s plans, and the two other massive proposed liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects, by pressuring cities to pass anti-LNG resolutions and submitting hundreds of comments to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). “It feels like the company knew about the huge opposition to LNG here in the Valley. Annova's 6.5 MTPA LNG facility which is now under development is scheduled to commence commissioning in 2024 and commercial operations in early 2025, Annova said.

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