Is there a real risk to Marsaxlokk with an LNG terminal?
Reporter on TVM to discuss Labour’s energy plan and the proposed anchoring of the floating LNG terminal.
Reporter on TVM tonight discusses the government's proposed floating gas terminal anchored in Delimara.
The government's proposed floating LNG terminal will see a 215MV gas plant and liquefied natural gas storage anchored permanently to a jetty outside Marsaxlokk Bay.
Its decision has however been heavily criticised by the Nationalist Party which is claiming that the LNG terminal can be risky to residents.
Marsaxlokk mayor Edric Micallef says the local council was consulted at all stages.
Reporter will examine the negative effects, if any, that the gas terminal could have on residents' health, the visual impact of the LNG tanker, and the effect on property prices.
Presenter Saviour Balzan will ask whether the PN's criticism of the gas storage plant is justified and whether preliminary studies have sufficient guarantees that the tanker will be a safe option.
Is it necessary for the government to change its plan? Will the ministry conduct further studies?
Guests tonight are MEP candidates Therese Comodini Cachia and Miriam Dalli, who will be asked whether Labour's enegry plan is actually prioritising its political goals rather than residents' health or whether Labour is committed to reduce energy tariffs and provide cleaner energy.
Reporter on TVM will also see interviews with Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi and MaltaToday journalist James Debono.
Reporter is aired live every Monday at 6.55pm on TVM. The programme is repeated on TVM2 on Monday at 10.15pm.