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Indian natural gas company H-Energy said it would begin importing LNG shipments from the third quarter of 2018 using a floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) chartered from French energy company Engie.
Five European energy companies, including prominent LNG industry participants, have signed an agreement to provide 50 percent of the financing for the Russian-led $10 billion Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline project to compete with larger volumes of US LNG scheduled to arrive in the next few years.
Gaz Metro, the utility and liquefied natural gas supplier in the French-speaking Canadian province of Quebec, has commissioned a new production Train at its small-scale liquefaction plant in the city of Montreal.
Spanish energy company Repsol and LNG import terminal and pipeline operator Enagas have carried out their first joint LNG bunkering operation to re-fuel a ship at an import terminal in southeast Spain.
Malaysian energy company Petronas is in talks with government agencies to finalize details of a plan that would allow new suppliers to use the pipelines, gas processing and LNG import terminal capacity in the country.
Chinese liquefied natural gas imports increased in March as volumes arrived from new projects in Australia, though the pace of deliveries was still less than what is needed to reach the 2017 forecast total of 33 million tonnes or more.
GRTgaz, the French natural gas pipeline company, had decided at a board meeting to reappoint Thierry Trouve as Chief Executive for a second four-year term when a merger with LNG terminal operator Elengy is expected to take place.
Indian liquefied natural gas imports rose by 6 percent in March, the second successive month of increases after two months of declines as shipments came from the spot market as well as Australia and Qatar and Nigeria.
Shale regions of the US oil and gas industry, which are at the centre of the shale-gas boom for LNG exports and the availability of more domestic oil supplies, hit a record value in terms of mergers and acquisitions in the first quarter of 2017, according to a new report.
Japanese liquefied natural gas imports stayed in the high end at more than 8 million tonnes for March, in line with the volumes purchased in the same month a year ago as prices rose and power generation companies opted to buy more thermal coal.