Australian liquefied natural gas producer Woodside Petroleum recovered from a disastrous 2019 second quarter with a jump in third-quarter LNG revenue because the Pluto plant was back on line, though earnings were still lower than the third quarter of 2018.
An area off the coast of Russia to the north of the port of Murmansk in the Barents Sea is being prepared by Russian natural gas company Novatek and the authorities for Yamal LNG trans-shipments for the winter supply season when the Northern Sea Route is closed and extra shipping…
The Commonwealth LNG project in the US, a liquefaction and exports plant proposed for the west side of the Calcasieu Ship Channel near Johnson Bayou in Louisiana and holding a supply deal with international commodities firm Gunvor, has received its environmental impact report schedule from regulators.
Doris Engineering, the French energy contracts company, and Hyundai Heavy Industries of South Korea have been awarded the front-end engineering and design contract for the phase-three development of a key natural gas project offshore Myanmar in the Bay of Bengal.
US natural gas flows out of the Appalachian shale-gas basins into the rest of the country have continued to grow and averaged more than 16 billion cubic feet per day last month and proved useful in filling supply gaps as domestic use and LNG exports increase.
Yantai Port Group, the Chinese cargo transportation, warehousing and harbour management company in the northeast province of Shandong just south of Beijing, plans to take part in up to three liquefied natural gas storage and terminal projects to be completed between 2022 and 2025.
Naturgy, the Spanish utility with Latin American assets and LNG volumes from the US and Russia, and state-run Algerian company Sonatrach have agreed to purchase the stake in the Medgaz natural gas pipeline from Algeria to Europe held by United Arab Emirates energy company Mubadala.
The Royal Dutch Shell LNG carrier “Gemmata” with 138,100 cubic metres capacity was moored at the Elba Island LNG export plant near Savannah in the state of Georgia, the sixth US export plant to come on stream since 2016.
Russian company Gazprom said it was making preparations to introduce the first pipeline supplies of Russian natural gas into the “Power of Siberia” pipeline to supply China and the TurkStream gas pipeline to Turkey was starting commercial operations soon in a perfect storm of competition for LNG in North Asia…
The leading US liquefied natural gas industry body said it expected five export projects along the Gulf Coast to take positive final investment decisions in the next 12 months after just two were sanctioned so far in 2019 while American supplies could be directed at Europe in particular.