US says rising shale-gas output in Appalachia affects regional flows and boosts LNG feed-gas
US natural gas production in the Mid-Atlantic and Ohio region from the Marcellus and Utica shale basins is continuing to grow, resulting in adequate domestic supplies being available in the northern region and feed-gas been transported south for LNG plants on the Gulf Coast.
Baker Hughes-GE expects 65 million tonnes of new LNG capacity to be approved by 2020
Baker Hughes-GE, the US energy services company and a main provider of turbomachinery for liquefied natural gas production plants, said the LNG outlook was improving and the company “conservatively” estimates a total of 65 million tonnes per annum of new capacity would be sanctioned by 2020.
Chart posts solid results as strategy adapts for evolving LNG and industrial gases markets
Chart Industries, the US-based global manufacturer of engineered equipment for the LNG, industrial gas and energy industries reported solid third-quarter results and said it expected more LNG project orders through 2019 as developers moved to its products.
Ohio officials blamed for delaying Marcellus and Utica shale gas access to LNG and gas markets
The 4.3-billion Rover Pipeline, among the largest US natural gas expansions under development and designed to deliver Marcellus and Utica shale gas to LNG ventures on the Gulf Coast and markets in the Midwest, has accused the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency of attempting to delay the project’s completion.
US project to bring Marcellus shale gas south for LNG and other markets cleared for building
Williams Partners, the US pipeline company, said regulators have authorized the Atlantic Sunrise expansion project, an expansion of the existing Transco gas pipeline to connect abundant Marcellus shale-gas supplies with markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast US where LNG export plants are being developed.
German group Siemens succeeds in entering LNG fuel market in Marcellus Shale region
Dresser-Rand, part of the German Siemens Group, said production was successfully ramped up at a small-scale natural gas liquefaction facility supplied to a US operator making LNG for fuel in the Marcellus Shale region of Pennsylvania.
LNG to dominate US natural gas exports after 2020 amid pipeline surge of shale gas to Canada
The US government says the nation’s increased natural gas trade will be dominated by LNG as early as 2020 as four more liquefaction facilities are scheduled to be completed, adding to current shipments from the Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana.
US regulator approves link for Marcellus shale gas to future network of LNG export plants
Williams Partners, the US pipeline company, has crossed a key regulatory hurdle with its Atlantic Sunrise project to link the abundant Marcellus shale-gas supplies with markets in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern US, including the future network of LNG export plants.
TransCanada wins approval to acquire assets at heart of Marcellus shale and US LNG market
TransCanada Corp., the expanding Canadian pipeline company building feed-gas links for LNG export plants, is advancing with its expansion into the US after shareholders approved its takeover of Columbia Pipeline Group.
PennEast Pipeline progresses as key test of Marcellus Shale benefits for US Northeast
Six US pipeline companies and utilities are making progress on building a 105-mile Marcellus Shale natural gas pipeline to bring 1 billion cubic feet of gas per day to customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York at a time of unprecedented applications with the US regulator for LNG projects and pipelines to monetize the shale boom.
