Australian Industrial Energy and two Japanese partners have advanced with plans for the first Australian liquefied natural gas import terminal at Port Kembla to bring in shipments of LNG for the state of New South Wales by 2020.
Free Read[free-article] WorleyParsons, the Australian energy and LNG engineering group with international assets, is changing its name to Worley following the successful completion of the A$4.5 billion (US$3.2Bln) acquisition of the Energy, Chemicals and Resources division of Jacobs Engineering of the US. WorleyParsons entered into a binding agreement in October 2018…
Delek Group of Israel, the company with stakes in the giant Leviathan field in the Eastern Mediterranean set to come on stream in 2020, said it was one of the bidders for UK North Sea oil and natural gas assets being sold by Chevron Corp. of the US.
Free ReadIndian liquefied natural gas imports rose 2.6 percent for the fiscal year to almost 20 million tonnes, though dropped for the month of March with cargoes arriving at a slower pace from main suppliers in Qatar, West Africa and Australia. The shipments were received at India’s four operating import terminals…
Chart Industries, the manufacturer of engineered equipment for the industrial gas and energy industries, announced the release of the updated version of its liquefied natural gas processing technology.
The liquefied natural gas shipping sector expects a steady improvement after spot charter day rates dropped to a low of $40,000 per day in the first quarter after winter peaks of more than $180,000 per day as companies now focus on filling new US project shipment demands and forthcoming cargo…
French energy major Total said it doubled its first-quarter liquefied natural gas sales with the start-up of several projects as it put a price tag on its new Arctic LNG stake and signed up for two other key projects elsewhere.
Free ReadAnadarko Petroleum Corp., the US energy company in the midst of a takeover duel between Chevron Corp. and Occidental Petroleum, reported a net loss in its first-quarter earnings, though this was offset by advances made in its Mozambique LNG export project. The company, whose headquarters are near Houston, reported a…
TechnipFMC, the energy and liquefied natural gas engineering company, reported a plunge in first-quarter profits and revenues also fell as it finished off the Yamal LNG project in Russia and was at the start of other ventures such as floating LNG work offshore West Africa.
Thailand national energy company PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP), whose LNG assets include a stake in the Mozambique LNG export project in Area 1 of the Rovuma Basin, reported a 23 percent jump in first-quarter net income as it secured more exploration acreage and a floating LNG stake in Malaysia.