The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has given pipeline company Kinder Morgan permission to start construction of the proposed Acadiana natural gas pipeline project in Louisiana linked to the Cheniere Energy Sabine Pass LNG export plant, the largest in the US.
Free ReadThe American Bureau of Shipping, the US maritime classification society, has approved a specialized near-shore LNG Floating Production Storage Offloading Vessel (FPSO) hull developed by the South Korean company Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering. The ABS said it issued and Approval in Principle for the wide-breadth, single row near-shore LNG…
Indian liquefied natural gas monthly imports increased again in September as cargo shipments to Asia rose along with economic activity and as prices also edged higher.
TC Energy Corp, one of the largest North American pipeline companies, said the Canadian federal government approved the expansion of the Nova Gas Transmission Ltd (NGTL) system moving the huge natural gas resources from the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin to markets.
JERA Co. Inc., the largest Japanese LNG buyer, said it formally started its LNG bunkering business in the Chubu region of Japan through the nation’s first ship-to-ship fuel operation by the Central LNG joint venture.
Free ReadPilot LNG, a US infrastructure company planning the first dedicated liquefied natural gas bunkering facility to serve the Texas Gulf Coast ports of Galveston, Houston and Texas City has signed a cooperation deal with GAC Bunker Fuels (GAC) for the supply of LNG. The bunker terminal will be located on…
Enagás, the Spanish natural gas network operator and LNG terminal owner, said its terminals unloaded 190 LNG cargoes in the first nine months of 2020, 4 percent more than in 2019, including 64 shipments in the third quarter as the gas market recovered to pre-Covid-19 levels.
Two interesting propositions were recently raised in a major report, pointing to a future surge in LNG supply and more domestic gas use in the Middle East where gas resources are still abundant amid banks pulling back from global positive investment decisions for coal-fired power projects.
Oil Search, the Australian-listed company based in Papua New Guinea, said that discussions were continuing between PNG LNG plant operator ExxonMobil and the Oceania nation’s government on the LNG expansion project as cargo deliveries increased in the third quarter.
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest's Squadron Energy has bought Japanese investors out of the Australian Industrial Energy joint venture formed to develop an LNG import project in New South Wales at Port Kembla, south of Sydney, and will speed ahead on its own.