BW Offshore is making progress on the Barossa natural gas floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) project for the Timor Sea as part of plans to prolong the lifespan of the Australian Darwin LNG export plant.
Indian liquefied natural gas imports plunged more than 21 percent, even more than in the previous month, as the costs of LNG shipments soared, though volumes were offset by offshore domestic natural gas pipeline supplies on the East Coast that jumped more than 24 percent.
Free ReadSempra Energy has been communicating with the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to make sure certain final design enhancements for the already approved fourth liquefaction Train at the Cameron LNG plant in Louisiana will not be subject to any pre-filing processes. Sempra said it had requested a determination from the…
Pembina Pipeline Corp., the developer of the Cedar floating LNG project in British Columbia along with the Haisla First Nation, has announced that President and Chief Executive Mick Dilger had stepped down.
Australia is finishing 2021 with LNG operator Woodside taking positive US$12-billion final investment decisions and giving multiple contracts to boost feed-gas offshore Western Australian and capacity at the Pluto LNG plant.
China is expanding the liquefied natural gas fuel bunkering market in competition with other Asian fuelling ports like Singapore and has just started commercial operations at the Chinese port of Macun in Hainan where LNG is being offered to shipping traffic from quayside trucks.
Dynagas LNG Partners, the owner of six LNG carriers and with five of them ice-class, has given an upbeat assessment of the cargo market and shipping developments from the safe point of view of all its vessels being on long-term charters.
Free ReadMitsui OSK Lines (MOL), the Japanese shipping company with an operating fleet of almost 100 liquefied natural gas carriers, said it would use cash flow from the energy transportation boom to invest in a huge fleet of LNG-powered vessels of all types rather than wait for any future fuels. The…
Energy majors, natural gas production companies, investment banks and commodities firms are all looking closely at potential losses or gains in 2022 from derivatives positions after the surge in benchmark gas prices linked to the LNG sector.
The liquefied natural gas fleet increased liftings amid a vessel shortage to carry spot Asian volumes with cargo prices soaring over 20 percent in a week and European gas benchmark prices following suit on supply concerns.