Proponent of LNG exports from Alaska expect to finish the key engineering and cost assessment for an 800-mile gas pipeline stretching from the North Slope to the Gulf of Alaska by the end of this year, according to US Interior Dough Burgum. The pipeline is critical for securing feedgas for…
Yesterday, the European Council signed an agreement for the draft regulation to phase out imports of Russian natural gas.
In July, QatarEnergy started to utilise its long-term LNG delivery, storage, and regasification capacity at the UK’s Isle of Grain terminal.
Poland’s natural gas transmission system operator, Gaz-System has conducted a market study on expanding its FSRU terminal capacity.
After 55 days, the FSRU ’LNG Croatia’ has returned to its mooring at the Krk LNG terminal.
The Iraqi government plans to seal an agreement with Excelerate Energy to import US LNG via a floating storage and regas unit. The FSRU could supply up to 500 MMcf/d, potentially replacing about half of the gas previously sourced from Iran.
Venture Global has requested regulatory approval to feed natural gas into the final block of its Plaquemines LNG plant by Thursday. If FERC approves, LNG will soon be produced at all 36 trains of the 27.2 mtpa liquefaction terminal – more than a year before long-term offtakers were meant to…
Last Thursday, US LNG plant developer, NextDecade Corp took a positive final investment decision (FID) on Rio Grande LNG’s Train 5.
Asian spot LNG prices rose slightly last week, as colder weather forecasts in northeast China lifted buying interest, despite strong storage inventories.
Japanese LNG buyers are boosting their optimisation of LNG cargo trading amid declining domestic demand in order to maximise their profits, according to Japanese LNG importers and Asian LNG traders, talking with S&P Global.