Moving and Storage Business News

The News Review:

- E.N sees role of W.Europe firms in gas row ended
- Residents’ fears ebb over NCS relocation
- Moving beyond cellphones and into Web-related services
- Canatxx seeks partners – once twice three time a project?

E.N sees role of W.Europe firms in gas row ended
guardian.co.uk UK 
The EU gets a quarter of its gas from Russia and 80 percentof this is piped through Ukraine. Germany had been cushioned against disruptions because itdrew on alternative supplier countries and underground gasreserves. The Wingas spokesman said his company’s 4 billion cubicmetres (bcm) Rehden storage in north Germany Europe’s biggestwas three quarters full and that Wingas also had access to athird of the capacity of the 1. 2 bcm Haidach storage in Austria. “Both facilities are reporting normal drawdown rates in linewith the season” he said. A spokesman for German energy group RWE which had startedsupplying Slovakia with gas from Sunday to offset losses therevia the Ukraine route said these shipments would end onceUkrainian gas was again received by Slovakia.
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Residents’ fears ebb over NCS relocation
New rleans CityBusiness LA 
Nicholls Street Wharf has tapered off as misconceptions have been cleared up. Nicholls Street Wharf has tapered off as misconceptions have been cleared up. (Photo courtesy Port of New rleans) ADVERTISEMENT. neworleanscitybusiness.

Moving beyond cellphones and into Web-related services
BusinessWorld nline Philippines 
Finally vi allow users to access files from their computers in their mobile phones. “vi also features a nifty feature called Anytime Files. Simply choose which folders and files you want [access to] and Anytime Files automatically keeps an up-to-date copy stored in a secure online storage locker for access anytime” he said. For more information visit www. comBack to top.

Canatxx seeks partners – once twice three time a project?
Gerson Lehrman Group New York 
Key UK projects are an LNG import terminal linked to a planned gas storage facility located in the county of Lancashire on the Irish Sea coast. The site is planned to be the largest onshore natural gas storage (UGS) facility in the UK.