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Finnish natural gas and LNG company Gasum is increasing its shareholding in Norwegian-based operator Skangas by additional 19 percent to 70 percent as it expands regasification, production and distribution infrastructure in the Baltic and northern regions of Europe.
Alaska Gasline Development Corp., the lead company in the Alaska LNG project, is running an open season until the end of August for companies to express an interest in volumes or to book capacity to transport feed-gas from the North Slope to the liquefaction plant in the south.
South Korea is expected to raise its liquefied natural gas requirements and could see its LNG imports jump to 40 million tonnes a year for the first time as it builds more regasification infrastructure and follows Japan in closing nuclear power plants.
Greek company Energean Oil & Gas will become a main East Mediterranean natural gas player from 2020 with the expected start of production from the Karish gas field offshore Lebanon and later from the Tanin field off the Israeli coast.
Japanese energy company Inpex Corp. has bolstered its liquefied natural gas trading unit ahead of the coming on stream at the end of 2017 of the Ichthys LNG export project near Darwin in Australia’s Northern Territory.
Delfin LNG, the project proposing to construct the first US floating liquefaction and export plant to be located offshore Cameron Parish in Louisiana, has signed a joint development agreement with experienced Norwegian player and shipping company Golar LNG.
Monadelphous, the Australian engineering company based in Perth, was awarded a A$600 million (US$453M) contract by LNG producer Woodside Petroleum for the provision of gas asset general maintenance services over the next five years.
The Australian APA Group, the Sydney-based company that previously purchased an LNG feed-gas pipeline in Queensland, said it planned to build a new gas pipeline as part of an expansion to its East Coast grid.
Woodside Petroleum, the largest Australian LNG producer, has finally completed its entry into the new oil, gas and LNG province offshore Senegal in West Africa after receiving government approval despite plans by another Australian energy company to seek international arbitration in a dispute over the Woodside buy-in.
The American Bureau of Shipping, the US maritime classification society has granted Approval in Principle (AIP) for a floating LNG power plant and floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) design concepts developed by Japan’s Chiyoda Corp.