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Free ReadTechnipFMC, the Franco-US energy and liquefied natural gas engineering company, said it was awarded a number of subsea contracts by Anadarko Petroleum, the licence holder of the Area 1 Rovuma Basin feed-gas resources for the Mozambique onshore LNG project. The TechnipFMC contracts focus on the development of reserves in the…
Engie, the French energy company and utility with LNG interests and with growing renewable assets in Europe, said it would become a retail natural gas supplier for three markets in the northeast US state of Massachusetts after last year selling its LNG import terminal near Boston.
Free ReadTwo more Arc7 ice-class liquefied natural gas carriers are entering service to transport shipments produced at the Yamal liquefied natural gas plant in northern Siberia, operated by Russian natural gas company Novatek, taking the number in the Yamal fleet to 13 vessels. Executives said the next two ships to join…
Free ReadSempra Energy, the California-based utility and operator of the Cameron LNG export plant in Louisiana, has filed a request to expand its Port Arthur project in Texas where the liquefaction Trains will be the largest in the US. The Sempra processing Trains at Port Arthur would be the largest built…
Keane Group Inc. and C&J Energy Services, two Houston-based oil and gas services companies, have agreed to combine their completions and production services operations such as hydraulic fracturing in shale basins and workover rigs in an all-stock merger valued at about $1.8 billion.
Titan LNG, a Dutch supplier to the marine and industrial market with a pontoon system for the delivery of LNG to river barges and sea-going ships in the ports of Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp, has carried out its first barge-based operation in Rotterdam.
The US Department of Energy has just published its latest liquefied natural gas export data illustrating the price differences between the three liquefaction plants in operation in April and also the proportion of spot shipments to contract deliveries.
Free ReadJapan, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas importer, still managed to purchase more than 210 million short tons of coal on foreign markets in 2018, making it the world's third-largest coal importer after India and China as the Japanese switch to using more LNG and renewables has slowed markedly since…