Chart Industries liquefaction technology enables New Fortress Energy FLNG start-up in Gulf of Mexico
Chart Industries, the US equipment-maker for liquefied natural gas and other clean energy and industrial gases markets, said its technology enabled the delivery of first LNG to the New Fortress Energy production project offshore Altamira in the Gulf of Mexico.
Canada’s TC Energy gives pipeline boost to another First Nation-led LNG project in region of Prince Rupert port
TC Energy Corp., the North American pipeline operator already supplying two LNG projects with feed-gas near Kitimat in British Columbia via the Coastal GasLink, has linked up with another First Nation-backed LNG project near Prince Rupert in BC with a potential feed-gas pipeline sale deal.
TC Energy’s Coastal GasLink to LNG Canada hit by more cost rises while completion still expected in 2023
TC Energy Corp., the North American pipeline and resources company with large-scale natural gas connections for the LNG sector in the US and Canada, has updated cost estimates for the Coastal GasLink Project serving the Shell-led LNG Canada venture.
Canadian hydrogen could be shipped to Germany in favour of LNG
Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau and German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, seemed to dismiss the idea of shipping Canadian LNG to Europe at a meeting in Canada yesterday.
Pipeline company Enbridge sees fast-growing US LNG feed-gas portfolio and pathways to Gulf for Canada's oil
Enbridge Inc., the Canada-based North American natural gas and oil pipeline company, said it was securing more US LNG feed-gas supply contracts but also expects Western Canada to help fill the Asian supply and for a smoother pathway to the Gulf Coast for the huge Canadian oil resources.
LNG may be sought after commodity but Canadian regulators formally reject LNG project for Québec
The Ottawa-based Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has formally rejected the Énergie Saguenay Project proposed by GNL Québec to export abundant Canadian natural gas as LNG from a liquefaction and export plant in the French-speaking province.
British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission hires Houston firm to help with LNG project inspections
The British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission in Canada has awarded a three-year contract to a Houston, Texas-based company to conduct project reviews and assist in Field Inspections of LNG facilities in the Pacific Coast province.
US LNG and gas fuel company Clean Energy has expanded operations and kept all 550 stations open
Clean Energy Fuels Corp., the LNG and compressed natural gas filling station company with a network of 550 stations across the US and Canada and partly owned by French major Total, has signed multiple station expansion and supply contracts to accommodate demand for ultra-low carbon fuel for trucks and buses.
TC Energy unit acquires pipeline to connect Western Canadian natural gas to wider market
Canadian pipeline company TC Energy Corp. said its subsidiary Nova Gas Transmission Ltd. (NGTL), has executed a letter of intent with Calgary-based Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure Inc. and TransAlta Corp. to pay C$255 million (US$185M) to acquire the Pioneer Pipeline.
New Canadian regulator takes next step on Gazoduq project to supply Québec LNG plant
The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) has unveiled impact statement guidelines and a draft public participation plan for the Gazoduq pipeline project to unlock Western Canadian gas resources and supply an LNG export plant proposed for Québec.
