CERAWeek in Houston enters day four after hearing of plans for LNG output in Bahrain and Argentina
The CERAWeek energy event in Houston is entering day four with an executive conference program on March 9 covering issues such as “Balancing Economic Growth and Reducing Emissions in Emerging Asia” and a discussion on the Latin American power industry after delegates heard on day three of half a dozen new projects including LNG production in Bahrain and Argentina.
US Energy Secretary Perry applauds US LNG projects for economic growth on Gulf Coast
Tellurian Inc. has received the US Department of Energy long-term authorization for its Driftwood LNG project to export domestically-produced liquefied natural gas from its proposed export facility near Lake Charles to non-free trade agreement countries.
Russian Energy Minister Novak voices LNG ambitions ahead of meeting with US counterpart
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said his nation planned to obtain a 20 percent share of the global liquefied natural gas market thanks to its abundant natural gas reserves, particularly in Siberia where the Yamal LNG plant is operating and several other ventures are planned.
US Energy Secretary to visit Cove Point LNG plant as DOE makes small-scale exports easier
US Energy Secretary Rick Perry will tour the Cove Point LNG export plant in Maryland on July 26 and take part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the successful start of operations for the nation’s second liquefaction facility.
US assesses how energy consumers and LNG importers China and India may progress
The US Government has issued a report focusing on how different drivers of macroeconomic growth may affect international energy markets in three heavily populated and high economic growth regions of the world, China, India and continent of Africa.
US LNG data shows that Mexico, Korea and China were main importers over last two years
After two years of liquefied natural gas exports from the Sabine Pass plant in Louisiana, the top 10 recipients of cargoes have been led by Mexico with 57 shipments, South Korea with 55 cargoes, China with 42 cargoes and Japan with 21 cargoes.
US Commonwealth LNG venture proposed for Calcasieu Channel makes regulatory advance
Commonwealth LNG, the US proposed LNG export plant for the west side of the Calcasieu Ship Channel near Johnson Bayou in Louisiana Cameron Parish has been the subject of a notice of intention from the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERC to prepare an environmental impact statement.
US prices and output
Oct 12 (LNGJ) - The latest US government short-term energy outlook said it expected growth in LNG exports and domestic natural gas consumption in 2018 would contribute to a rise in the benchmark Henry Hub natural gas spot price from an annual average of $3.03 per million British thermal units in 2017 to $3.19 per MMBtu in 2018. The report added that the nation’s dry natural gas production would average 73.6 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) in 2017, a 0.8 Bcf/d increase from the 2016 level. Natural gas production in 2018 is forecast to be 4.9 Bcf/d higher than the 2017 level.
US regulators give further approvals to first floating LNG project planned for Gulf of Mexico
Delfin LNG, the most advanced US floating export development proposed for offshore Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico, has had its permit approved by regulators to reactivate and construct facilities on its onshore pipeline in Cameron Parish.
US Energy Secretary Perry endorses permit for nation's first FLNG project offshore Louisiana
The US Department of Energy has approved a long-term export application from the first floating liquefied natural gas production project in North America, the Delfin LNG joint venture proposed for the Gulf of Mexico offshore Louisiana.
