US Department of Energy gives final approval after permit processes lasting over a decade for Alaska LNG project
The US Department of Energy has given final approval after permit processes lasting more than a decade of the Alaska Gasline Development Corp. LNG export project to supply Asian nations with the state’s abundant North Slope gas.
US agency helping federal regulators on LNG permits gives clearance to Alaska LNG plant
The US agency that helps the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission with the permit processing for export plants and pipelines has determined that the Alaska LNG liquefaction facility proposed for the eastern shore of Cook Inlet complies with siting requirements.
Papua New Guinea LNG plant posts record output as three-Train expansion talks continue
The Papua New Guinea LNG export plant has achieved record production as talks continued in January on the expansion project to reach an “equitable” solution for both the government and the energy companies.
Oil Search gives update of Papua New Guinea LNG plans and acquisition of Alaskan assets
Oil Search, the Papua New Guinea company said its LNG business was moving forward as it enters into a joint venture in Alaska in January prior to buying some or all of the assets of US independent Armstrong Oil and Gas (AOG), developer of the Alaskan North Fork natural gas field on the Kenai Peninsula in 2007 and holder of North Slope interests.
Eni of Italy given US Arctic drilling approval after Mozambique LNG and Egyptian gas successes
Italian energy Company Eni, which has an impressive record of huge natural gas finds in recent years that have led to LNG development in Mozambique and Egypt soon ending its shortfall in pipeline gas, has received approval from the US for drilling offshore Alaska.
