OLT Offshore LNG Toscana, the Italian floating storage and regasification unit deployed offshore Tuscany, is working at almost 100 percent of its capacity less than a year after the implementation of new allocation mechanisms via auction.
Pieridae Energy, developer of the German-backed Goldboro LNG export project in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, has entered into agreements for a private placement of shares with a group of banks and brokers and two other transactions to raise some funding.
Free ReadThe two Egyptian liquefaction plants located near the port of Alexandra will remain low-cost options for East Mediterranean natural gas producers such as Egypt itself, Israel and the island of Cyprus looking to export LNG and to use the existing capacity for 12.7 million tonnes per annum. Egypt is seeking…
German LNG Terminal, the joint venture company developing the European nation’s first regasification facility at Brunsbuettel on the Elbe River near the port of Hamburg said it had reached another long-term commercial capacity agreement.
The Mexican Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) plans to renegotiate contracts with North American pipeline developers such as TransCanada Corp. and a subsidiary of US utility Sempra Energy as it attempts to downgrade pipeline natural gas and LNG and to use other fuels to meet increasing power demand.
Japanese spot LNG cargo prices were at an average of $8.30 per million British thermal units in January 2019 on a contracted basis, $0.90 per MMBtu lower than the previous month, though $2.70 per MMBtu down on January 2018 when the trading level was $11.00 per MMBtu.
Free ReadNew Fortress Energy, a US company seeking to develop the Shannon LNG import project in the southwest corner of the Republic of Ireland, is expecting an Irish High Court ruling on February 15 on whether the venture can go ahead in its present form. The company, which started the first…
UK major BP said it produced its first natural gas from the second stage of its West Nile Delta development offshore Egypt, helping to give the Arab nation additional resources as it once again builds up its LNG export volumes.
Perenco, the European energy company with a stake in the Cameroon floating LNG production project in West Africa as well as natural gas fields and infrastructure in the UK area of the North Sea, is carrying out a strategic review and may sell some assets.
The Oil Minister said Yemen said he wished to resume production of liquefied natural gas at the Gulf of Aden liquefaction and export facility that has been halted since mid-April 2015 because of the conflict.