Canada’s final verdict on the Pacific Northwest LNG export project planned for the port of Prince Rupert on the Pacific Coast British Columbia, with an all-Asian investor line-up led by Malaysian energy company Petronas, is now scheduled to be known by October 3.
The US Driftwood liquefied natural gas project of former Cheniere Energy Chief Executive Charif Souki has hired another Cheniere executive to take his Louisiana export venture forward.
Noble Energy of the US has finalized a natural gas sales and purchase agreement to supply natural gas to the National Electric Power Company of Jordan from the from the prolific Israeli Leviathan field in the East Mediterranean.
The Swedish Sirius Shipping line, owned by the Backman family, has ordered two vessels from the Dingheng Shipyard in China which will be ready to have liquefied natural gas propulsion when required.
Arista Shipping of Greece and its partners in a joint venture to develop more liquefied natural gas-powered vessels said the Greek-based project would also work with Royal Dutch Shell to investigate potential fuel supply options and requirements.
RasGas, one of the world’s leading exporters of liquefied natural gas from its terminal at Ras Laffan in Qatar, has been awarded a five-star safety rating by one the world’s most respected regulatory bodies.
Chart Industries, the supplier of liquefaction, storage and fueling equipment to the LNG industry, said the United States Patent and Trademark Office had awarded the company a patent for its latest processing technology.
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. has opened its first public natural gas station in the northwest state of Oregon as part of its continued build-out of a countrywide network offering LNG fuel for the trucking industry.
Algeria, the second-largest natural gas supplier to Europe after Russia, has restarted its Skikda liquefied natural gas plant on the Mediterranean coast after a two-month planned maintenance as the North African nation aims to make 2017 a year of advances in its gas industry.
Alaska Governor Bill Walker said North Slope natural gas producer BP of the UK had joined ConocoPhillips in lending support and giving assurances to the Alaska LNG project, soon to be taken over by the state-backed Alaska Gasline Development Corp.