Construction has started in the US northeast state of Pennsylvania on the greenfield portion of the almost $3-billion Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project, an expansion of the Transco natural gas pipeline to connect Marcellus Shale supplies with markets in the Mid-Atlantic and in the south of the US where the LNG…
Gazprom Global LNG, part of the trading arm of the Russian natural gas company, said it signed an initial 12-year gas sales agreement with Ghana National Petroleum Corp., the state-owned energy company in the West African nation.
Gaztransport and Technigaz (GTT), the French LNG maritime storage technology company, continues to build its order book for floating storage and regasification units with South Korean shipyard Hyundai Heavy Industries booking tanks for a project in India.
Klaipedos Nafta, the operator of oil and liquefied natural gas terminals in the Lithuanian Baltic Sea port of Klaipeda, said it had started the commissioning work at its new LNG reloading station after a commissioning cargo was delivered by a Royal Dutch Shell bunkering vessel.
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has formally started trading a new liquefied natural gas futures contract for LNG delivered to Dubai, Kuwait and India and based on a twice-weekly LNG price assessment.
Mexico and South Korea each received four cargoes and China took delivery of two as a total of 16 shipments were delivered from the Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana at lower average prices compared with 15 loaded in the previous month, according to the latest data released by the Department of…
The US Eagle Maxville small-scale LNG plant near the Florida port of Jacksonville has been awarded long-term permits to export LNG in ISO containers to the Caribbean market and elsewhere in the region.
Skangas, a leading supplier of liquefied natural gas in the Nordic market, said its 5,800 cubic metres capacity LNG bunkering and distribution vessel “Coralius” had made its maiden commercial voyage.
European nations are forecast to have flat natural gas growth for electricity generation, including in LNG, in the next 10 years as they concentrate on renewable projects such as wind and sun for power before having to return to large-scale gas use by 2030.
China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) has become that latest global energy company to pull out of Canadian LNG development with the formal cancellation of its Aurora LNG project on Digby Island in British Columbia.