Free ReadNew Fortress Energy, the owner of LNG facilities in Florida and in Jamaica and projects in Puerto Rico and the US northeast, said it signed a long-term LNG supply agreement for eight cargoes a year for 10 years through January 2030. The New Fortress company is led by Wes Edens,…
Australian liquefied natural gas shipments have numbered 103 cargoes in the past month and were not affected by the surplus of LNG globally nor by the disruption to trade from the coronavirus, though signs are emerging of some disruption expected in February March.
US pipeline company Kinder Morgan has asked regulators for permits to construct a new pipeline section and compression infrastructure for its Tennessee Gas Pipeline to allow feed-gas to flow to the proposed Plaquemines LNG export project in Louisiana.
Free ReadQatar has signed a new long-term sale and purchase agreement with Royal Dutch Shell to deliver 1 million tonnes per annum of liquefied natural gas to the neighbouring Gulf state of Kuwait starting in 2020. This accord between Qatargas and Shell for the supply of LNG to Kuwait follows the…
The US agency that helps the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission with the permit processing for export plants and pipelines has determined that the Alaska LNG liquefaction facility proposed for the eastern shore of Cook Inlet complies with siting requirements.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said that natural gas is only credible transition route as he works out deals with individual states, while reshuffling his cabinet to provide support for his gas-led energy policies.
Free ReadGasLog Ltd., the LNG carrier fleet owner with 19 vessels and with another 15 ships held by its US affiliate GasLog Partners, reported annual and quarterly losses as it started cost-cutting measures by moving its headquarters to the Greek port of Piraeus from Monaco and wrote-down some asset values. GasLog…
The French major Total has posted solid earnings in a lower-priced market place and reported progress on all liquefied natural gas project fronts from Russia to Africa and Australia.
McDermott International, the US energy and LNG engineering company, was awarded a large contract by Anglo-Australian commodities and energy firm BHP for subsea work on the Ruby Project, offshore the LNG producing nation Trinidad and Tobago.
Three LNG export plants planned for the Texas Port of Brownsville and comprising multiple liquefaction Trains and around 37 million tonnes per annum of output are facing indirect legal challenges aimed at the leases awarded by the Brownsville Navigation District for the plant sites.