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Israeli East Mediterranean company Delek Group, with plans to supply natural gas to Jordan, Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority has signed an agreement to acquire Canadian company Ithaca Energy for US$525 million.
Bomin Linde LNG, the German company based in Hamburg, is building up its bunkering expertise after successfully conducting the first re-fueling operation using LNG for a chemical tanker in a German port.
Santos, the Australia stakeholder in three Asia-Pacific LNG export joint ventures, said it raised more than A$1.2 billion (US$950) after completing a share purchase plan as part of its turnaround strategy following the successful completion of an institutional placement in December 2016.
Williams Partners, the US pipeline company, said regulators have authorized the Atlantic Sunrise expansion project, an expansion of the existing Transco gas pipeline to connect abundant Marcellus shale-gas supplies with markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast US where LNG export plants are being developed.
Egyptian Petroleum Minister Tarek El-Molla said the country was paying less than the global price for shipments of liquefied natural gas received in recent months from worldwide suppliers and has been extended better payment terms for future cargoes.
Nakilat Shipping Qatar Ltd, a subsidiary of Qatar Gas Transport Co., has taken back a fifth ship as part of an agreement with Shell International Trading and Shipping to return management of Nakilat’s LNG fleet to Qatari hands.
The Polish national energy company has opened a trading office for liquefied natural gas in London’s Mayfair as it aims to increase its presence in global LNG trading.
Green Dragon Gas Ltd., one of the largest independent companies involved in Chinese production and sale of coal-seam gas, which is used to make LNG in Australia, is listed on the London Stock Exchange and is now considering listing its shares in China itself.
The US Center for Liquefied Natural Gas, the trade association for LNG producers, shippers and terminal operators and developers, said the nation was now currently awash with natural gas and would have no problem meeting domestic needs as well as rising LNG exports.
Royal Dutch Shell sold more than 57 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas in 2016, though earnings from the volumes were lower and only partially offset by the start-up of the Gorgon LNG project in Australia as income from all of the Integrated Gas division dropped 27 percent to $3.70 billion from…