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Chevron Corp shipped the first cargo from the Wheatstone plant in Western Australia to the Japanese buyer, Jera Co Inc, the joint venture company set up by Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Chubu Electric.
UK major BP doubled its third-quarter net income and also started up three major upstream natural gas projects that will help boost LNG output in three countries, Australia, Trinidad and Oman.
Air Liquide, the France-based industrial gases company, said its US business signed a new contract with Kinetrex Energy, the leading supplier of LNG in the US Midwest and a promoter of clean-fuel ventures.
Noble Energy, the US company with assets in key US basins and offshore Israel, said the business progressed in the third quarter as new US wells came on stream, Israeli natural gas production hit records and the Leviathan field in the East Mediterranean advanced towards completion in 2019 when it would…
Chinese energy major Sinopec, whose LNG assets include a stake in the Australia-Pacific LNG plant in the state of Queensland, said nine-month profits surged more than 31 percent to 38.4 billion yuan ($5.7Bln) compared with 29.19Bln yuan in the same period of 2016 as it invested more in LNG import…
Several leading US LNG project developers and natural gas companies plan to accompany US President Donald Trump and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on a visit to Beijing in November to seek supply deals.
Oman LNG said it was upgrading its plant at Sur on the Arabian Peninsula to be able to process more feed-gas under a contract awarded to US energy engineering company KBR Inc.
China has won the election with a woman candidate for the Presidency of the International Gas Union to succeed the current US President of the leading policy body for the global LNG and natural gas industry.
Norwegian LNG supplier and operator Skangas has started small-scale deliveries from Europe’s only baseload liquefaction plant at Hammerfest, operated by Statoil, with the first cargo going to Sweden.
Aker Solutions, the Norwegian energy project engineering and services company, said it was bolstering its liquefied natural gas capabilities and had hired more project specialists to capitalize on an expected surge in global demand for the fuel.