The US Downeast LNG export-import project planned for Robbinston in the northeast state of Maine is being put up for sale and is unique in America in that the inhabitants of the location have already voted by a big majority in a town election to back the LNG venture.
Woodside, Australia’s largest liquefied natural gas operator, has increased the volume and potential of its two recent natural gas discoveries offshore Myanmar.
Australia's Oil Search Ltd. has agreed a $2.2 billion takeover of InterOil Corp., increasing its stakes in the existing ExxonMobil-operated Papua New Guinea LNG plant and the proposed Papua LNG project led by French energy major Total after itself rebuffing an acquisition effort by Woodside Petroleum in 2015.
Canadian company Fortis Inc. has signed a 20-year agreement to supply liquefied natural gas to the US state of Hawaii’s main power company for gas-fired generation from its small-scale liquefaction plant in British Columbia, starting in 2021.
The US Philly Shipyard in Philadelphia held a ceremonial keel-laying for a second product tanker in a four-vessel LNG-Ready order for American Petroleum Tankers, a subsidiary of US natural gas pipeline giant Kinder Morgan.
French LNG and energy project engineering company Technip and US operator FMC Technologies have agreed to merge to create a combination valued at $13 billion and a leader in the global subsea sector.
Tokyo Gas, the third-largest Japanese buyer of liquefied natural gas, consolidated its natural gas sales last month and achieved initial success in May in signing up new power customers under Japan’s deregulation of its domestic energy markets.
The Kingdom of Jordan and the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum have signed an expansion of the Middle East region's first liquefied natural gas-sharing agreement between floating LNG terminal operators.
International LNG prices remain low and Asia-Pacific spot prices could not be moved higher even when production was disrupted at Australia's new Gorgon LNG plant due to its cooling unit trouble, highlighting the depth of the current worldwide supply glut.
Eagle LNG said it had started the construction of its Florida liquefaction plant in the port city of Jacksonville to supply the marine fuels market and other sectors from 2017.