While imports of liquefied natural gas to the European Union and the UK are increasing in January, none of the natural gas is ending up in Germany because there is no LNG infrastructure even amid various plans spanning almost 10 years.
Free ReadKinder Morgan Inc., the US pipeline giant transporting natural gas to LNG plants and to customers around America, gave a fourth-quarter conference call describing its performance with Executive Chairman Richard D. Kinder saying there was “a long runway for fossil fuels, especially natural gas” in the nation. KMI had reported…
Woodside, the Western Australian LNG exporter, posted a record US$2.35 billion of LNG sales in the fourth quarter, more than tripling the results of US$607 million in the prior-year quarter as prices sky-rocketed.
Australian LNG operator Santos reported that stronger prices and higher sales volumes delivered a 34 percent increase in quarterly sales revenue to a record US$1.5 billion and even better was expected in 2022 with completed Oil Search merger.
Japanese liquefied natural gas imports dropped almost 9 percent in December as the nation formally ceded the No. 1 spot to China as the top LNG importer for 2021, while Japan’s LNG shipments from the US jumped nearly 50 percent.
Free ReadThe Society for Gas as a Marine Fuel (SGMF) has released its most detailed version yet of a publication of operational guidelines to enhance safety during the marine bunkering of LNG fuel. The SGMF said this third revision of “LNG as a marine fuel - Safety and Operational Guidelines -…
New Fortress Energy has announced a cash distribution by Golar LNG Partners, an indirect subsidiary of New Fortress, the New York-based LNG-for-power company.
Chinese liquefied natural gas imports reached almost 79 million tonnes in 2021, increasing by more than 18 percent and overtaking Japan to become the World No. 1 importer of the fuel.
An attack on the LNG and oil and gas-producing United Arab Emirates has led a UK-based shipping security firm to raise a commercial shipping warning in the region to “substantial” and for Saudi Arabian and UAE-flagged ships to “severe”.
Free ReadNorwegian energy and LNG producer Equinor has been awarded 26 new production licences by Norway’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy in the latest award in predefined areas (APA) with 12 licences as operator and 14 licences as partner. “Exploration is essential to secure continued value creation on the Norwegian Continental…