Egyptians opt for Israeli supplies for domestic gas boost and LNG
LNG Journal editor
Noble Energy, the US company with natural gas assets in the East Mediterranean offshore Israel, said it had executed multiple infrastructure agreements to support delivery of natural gas from the Israeli Leviathan and Tamar fields to Egypt.
Pembina Pipeline boosts Canadian projects and forecasts will underpin Jordan Cove LNG progress
LNG Journal editor
Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian owner of the Jordan Cove LNG export project in the US northwest state of Oregon, said it would be developing additional pipeline and terminal infrastructure in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia while pursuing the US liquefaction venture.
Pembina gave an operational update as it adjusted its gross earnings forecast for 2018 to between $2.75 billion to $2.85Bln.
LNG Canada project of Shell and Asian partners is on track to move forward in fourth quarter
LNG Canada, the project in British Columbia led by Royal Dutch Shell, is still on track to move forward in the fourth quarter of 2018 as the nation’s energy sector struggles in the wake of the booming US energy business.
Pembina Pipeline boosts Canadian projects and forecasts will underpin Jordan Cove LNG progress
LNG Journal editor
Pembina Pipeline Corp., the Canadian owner of the Jordan Cove LNG export project in the US northwest state of Oregon, said it would be developing additional pipeline and terminal infrastructure in the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia while pursuing the US liquefaction venture.
Pembina gave an operational update as it adjusted its gross earnings forecast for 2018 to between $2.75 billion to $2.85Bln.
US firm secures its cross-border pipeline feed-gas for Mexico plant
LNG Journal editor
US pipeline natural gas supplies for Mexico have been approved by regulators to provide feed-gas for the US company Mexico Pacific Ltd to export LNG to Asia and other regions from a liquefaction plant proposed for the Mexican state of Sonora.
Fluxys LNG boosts traffic from Russia shipments and loads set to rise in 2019
Fluxys Belgium, the natural gas infrastructure company and operator of the Zeebrugge LNG import terminal, posted a first-half profits rise as shipping activity rose, including more carriers arriving for the trans-shipment of cargoes from the Yamal export plant in Russia.
French major Total aims for more LNG expansion and arbitrage activities because of Asian demand
LNG Journal editor
French energy major Total, with stakes in LNG liquefaction plants and projects in Australia, Russia and the US said it envisaged Atlantic Basin expansions at Cameron LNG in Louisiana and in Nigeria as well as new joint ventures elsewhere.
US LNG pioneer T. Boone Pickens given honorary Clean Energy place
Clean Fuel Corp., the California-based company co-founded by US oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens who is one of the main advocates of LNG fuel for trucking, has put two Total executives on its board after the French energy major bought a stake in 2018 and has retained Pickens as an honorary director.
Australia-listed Energy World Corp seals its Singapore bank transaction for Asian LNG
Energy World Corp., the Australian-listed company with LNG projects in the Philippines and Indonesia, has completed a transaction Standard Chartered Private Equity of Singapore to keep its ventures moving forward.
Australian LNG stakeholder Santos proposes to meet its portion of forecast global supply gap
LNG Journal editor
Australian LNG stakeholder Santos said it would concentrate on continuing to supply feed-gas to the Darwin LNG plant, operated by partner ConocoPhillips since 2006, as well as developing other Australian natural gas assets and expanding Papua New Guinea LNG output to meet rising Asian demand.
