KBR, the US engineering and hydrocarbon services company, reported an increase in net profits amid optimism about the liquefied natural gas market as it looked forward to securing more mid-scale projects with joint venture partner ConocoPhillips.
Cheniere Energy, the operator of the Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana and the developer of the Corpus Christi plant in Texas, has applied to regulators through an affiliated company to begin construction of a natural gas pipeline to transport LNG feed-gas and domestic volumes from the prolific Anadarko Basin in…
The Sultanate of Oman said the Middle East would continue to be a growth area for liquefied natural gas production and Oman itself has plans to boost output, while the nation’s current 3 percent contribution to global LNG supplies is pivotal in keeping the balance of supply and demand.
The heads of the major energy companies of France, Italy and Algeria have signed two agreements for an exclusive partnership for an exploration campaign offshore the LNG-producing North African nation.
North American LNG plant developer LNG Ltd has put back its final investment decision on the Magnolia export project in Louisiana, citing trade tensions that affected its discussions with potential Chinese customers.
Texas LNG, the project in Brownsville founded by Vivek Chandra and Langtry Meyer, has received its draft environmental impact statement (DEIS) from regulators.
Italian energy company Eni and Spanish partner Naturgy Energy Group are in talks to reopen the Egyptian Damietta LNG export plant near the East Mediterranean port of Alexandria, now that an arbitration dispute has been settled.
Gaztransport and Technigaz (GTT), the French engineering company specializing in the design of maritime LNG containment systems, secured 14 new orders during the third-quarter, signaling the continued upgrading and expansion of the global LNG carrier fleet.
Imports of liquefied natural gas to the 28 countries of the European Union averaged 5.1 billion cubic feet per day, increasing for a third consecutive year, though remaining below the 2011 peak with LNG now accounting for just 11 percent of overall EU natural gas supply.
Tokyo Gas, the Japanese utility and leading liquefied natural gas importer, said deregulation of the industry in Japan had been a big success and LNG had a great future as the nation was set to celebrate 50 years of using the fuel in 2019.