Australia Pacific LNG, the coal-seam-gas-to-LNG project owned by ConocoPhillips and Origin Energy, said it awarded two more contracts.
Woodside Petroleum said a $40 billion pre-contract agreement to sell LNG from its Browse LNG project to PetroChina would not be continued and the Australian company was now looking for other buyers.
Maine-Calais LNG, the US import terminal project backed by investment bank Goldman Sachs, is moving forward, with its affiliate pipeline company applying to the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for permits to proceed.
Wartsila, the Finland-based carrier propulsion system maker, said it has signed a long-term service agreement with Denmarkâs Maersk LNG.
Royal Vopak of the Netherlands, the leading energy storage company, said it signed an agreement with Zamil Group of Saudi Arabia for both companies to develop independent   LNG and bulk liquids terminal facilities for the Middle East and North Africa region.
Australia Pacific LNG, a joint venture between ConocoPhillips and Origin Energy, awarded a $220 million drilling and work-over rig contract for their coal-seam-gas-to-LNG project in the Australian state of Queensland.
The Papua New Guinea LNG project partners, including ExxonMobil and Australia�s Santos, said they signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Japan�s Osaka Gas.
SBM Offshore of the Netherlands, in partnership with Japans Chiyoda Corp., was awarded a contract by Brazils Petrobras for a front-end engineering and design study for a Floating LNG production facility.
Frances Technip said it was awarded a lump-sum contract from Brazils Petrobras for the front-end engineering and design of a floating LNG plant in association with Japans JGC Corp. and Modec Inc, as part of a design competition.
The Jordan Cove LNG project planned for Coos Bay in the western US state of Oregon said it received a permit to commence construction from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.