Liquefied natural gas has achieved the most remarkable growth among energy sources as consumption has expanded not only in Japan, which had long remained the largest LNG market, but also in the rest of the world, including emerging Asia, according to a new Japanese report.
Woodside Petroleum, the leading LNG plant operator in Western Australian, has named the new executive leadership team in the run-up to the completion in the second quarter of Woodside’s merger with the spun-off oil and gas business of Anglo-Australian commodities company BHP.
Free ReadGaztransport and Technigaz (GTT), the French designer of maritime liquefied natural gas storage tanks, has signed a global Technical Services Agreement with Qatar Gas Transport Co., also known as Nakilat. GTT said the agreement would provide GTT’s technical support for Nakilat for maintenance and operational support for 26 of its…
Beach Energy, the Australian oil and gas company and newest prospective LNG exporter from the onshore Perth Basin, has posted a jump in fiscal half-year net profit after tax as it made progress on its LNG export project and the provision of offshore natural gas to the East Coast market…
Tokyo Gas, a leading liquefied natural gas importer, plans to issue the first “energy transition” corporate bond by a Japanese city-gas company to help finance three projects, including the Niihama LNG import terminal on Shikoku Island.
Shell is moving ahead with the development of 145 new onshore coal-seam gas wells to maintain the necessary production levels at the Queensland Curtis LNG export plant on Curtis Island near the port of Gladstone.
Free ReadCheniere Energy, the operator of the now enlarged Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana with six liquefaction Trains and the Corpus Christi facility in Texas, has seen its shares rise to all-time highs and become a favoured stock for investment fund managers. The Cheniere Energy shares, listed on the New York…
The Ottawa-based Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has formally rejected the Énergie Saguenay Project proposed by GNL Québec to export abundant Canadian natural gas as LNG from a liquefaction and export plant in the French-speaking province.
Liquefied natural gas prices declined by around 8.5 percent on the week for spot cargoes pointing at China, South Korea and Japan in April and May, as well as Europe, on expectations of renewed Asian demand signalled by the oil market.
The American Bureau of Shipping, the US classification society, said the first liquefied natural gas-powered Newcastlemax bulk carrier in an order of 13 ABS-classed vessels for Eastern Pacific Shipping has been fuelled with LNG in a bunkering operation at Singapore, and was now heading for Australia to load iron ore…