International banks invest in Commonwealth LNG
Following the final investment decision (FID) taken on Caturus’ Commonwealth LNG export facility, the company has revealed that 20 international financial institutions participated in the 9.5 mill tonnes per annum project.
LNGCs strong candidates for on board carbon capture systems
Early adoption of carbon capture and storage systems (CCS) on board ship will be concentrated in shipping sectors whose layouts and energy profiles most readily accommodate the equipment.
Japan to revive LNGC construction
Japan has announced plans to revive its LNGC construction sector by 2035 and pursue technological co-operation with South Korea.
‘Coral Norte’ EPCIC contract awarded
In partnership with JGC and Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), French engineering group, Technip Energies, was awarded an engineering, procurement, construction, installation & commissioning (EPCIC) contract by Mozambique Rovuma Venture (MRV) for the ‘Coral Norte’ FLNG project.
FSRUs’ changing role
Traditionally viewed as rapid-deployment units, in recent years, FSRUs have evolved into long-term strategic infrastructure.
More success for ECOnnect Energy
Norway's ECOnnect Energy has signed an contract with Sociedad Portuaria Puerto Bahía, a majority-owned subsidiary of Canada's Frontera Energy Corp, to deliver a patented IQuay F-Class jetty less transfer system for the fast-tracked LNG import terminal in Cartagena Bay, Colombia.
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Soft Chinese demand helps buffer suspended Qatari LNG
China emerges as source of flexibility for suspended Qatari LNG, which creates a shortfall and undermines a three-year consensus that a wave of new capacity would tip the market into oversupply before 2030.
LNG price volatility forces contract overhauls
Prolonged price volatility in LNG markets is upending sales and purchase agreements (SPAs) as traders sound alarm over JCC/Henry Hub swings eroding fixed-price economics. “As US LNG exports surge to dent Asian demand and bridge the gap in Qatari supply, contracts must harden or fail,” analysts noted.
Asian offtake gets Alaska LNG closer to FID
Asia’s key LNG buyers have made preliminary Alaska LNG offtake commitments, with Thailand’s PTT signing for 2 mtpa and Japan’s Tokyo Gas for 1 mtpa, while JERA, South Korea’s POSCO and Taiwan’s CPC also agreed tentative offtake – taking total volumes to 11 mtpa of the 16 mtpa Glenfarne aims to secure ahead of FID.
