Chevron is expanding its LNG portfolio through long-term offtake agreements rather than committing billions of dollars to develop new liquefaction plants – a strategy aimed at lifting tradable LNG volumes to more than 20 mtpa by 2030.

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Venture Global has filed with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), seeking authorization to place its Phase 1 Plaquemines LNG export terminal into service, the final regulatory hurdle before commercial start-up. If approved, Venture Global could meet its targeted Q4-2026 commercial operation date.

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GasEntec has been selected by EXMAR to supply regasification modules for an LNG carrier-to-FSRU conversion that will expand the EemsEnergyTerminal in Eemshaven, with completion scheduled for late Q3-2027.

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Monday, 24 August 2026 04:53

Japanese yards get Capex boost

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Aug 24 – Japanese shipbuilders are expected to draw new investment as Tokyo looks to revive the sector, with industry groups backing a plan for roughly 350 billion yen in capital spending and a broader public-private fund of more than 1 trillion yen to double output by around 2035. The push also includes efforts to modernize yards and revive LNG carrier construction.

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Friday, 24 July 2026 07:04

Japanese yards get Capex boost

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Japanese shipbuilders are set to draw new investment as Tokyo looks to revive the sector, with industry groups backing a plan for roughly 350 billion yen in capital spending and a broader public-private fund of more than 1 trillion yen to double output by around 2035. The push also includes efforts to modernize yards and revive LNG carrier construction.

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Rising renewable capacity and cheaper batteries are weakening the investment case for LNG import terminals and gas-fired generation, with Ember signalling out China as the clearest example of that shift.

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Delfin Midstream is close to signing a contract with Samsung Heavy Industries for the supply of the second and third floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessels for its Delfin LNG export project in Louisiana.

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Russia's largest LNG producer Novatek has reported a sharp 63% drop in net profit, citing lower commodity prices, Western sanctions, and operational disruptions at its Ust-Luga terminal following a Ukrainian drone attack. 2025 net profits fell to 183 billion roubles ($2.37 billion), down from 493 billion roubles in the previous year.

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Nhon Trach Unit 4 — one of two units at Vietnam’s first LNG-fired power plant — is scheduled to begin commercial operations on December 20. PetroVietnam invested an estimated $1.4 billion in the twin units, which have a combined capacity of 1,620 MW.

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Excelerate has received an award letter from the Iraqi government to develop a floating LNG import terminal. Capital expenditure is sought not to exceed $300 million, officials close to the project indicated.

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