Europe’s US LNG imports only 2.7% of supply
Europe’s US LNG imports have slumped so far this year to less than 3% of total volume.
First shipment from Yamal Train 2
The first shipment of LNG from Yamal LNG’s second train was ready to leave Sabetta on 8th August, according to TOTAL.
Goldman Sachs in talks to ship LNG cargo
Goldman Sachs GS 0.81% Group was thought to be in talks with Cheniere Energy to buy a cargo of LNG.
US LNG exports to China slump
US LNG exports to China fell in July to their lowest level in a year and are expected to decline further as the Sino/US trade dispute forces utilities to seek alternative supplies.
Korean shipbuilders net all large LNGC orders this year
South Korean shipbuilders have won all 30 orders for large LNGCs thus far this year.
Bangladesh FSRU almost ready for imports
Excelerate Energy has successfully moored an FSRU at the docking facility in Bangladesh.
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Plans for global LNG production centre in Mozambique take shape
The global LNG future production centre planned for Mozambique in southeast Africa is taking shape as the onshore and floating LNG joint ventures advance on the regulatory, engineering and marketing fronts with stakeholders and buyers from the Asia, Europe and the US.
Majority-backed development of natural gas banned by Quebec
The Quebec government has banned hydraulic fracturing for shale gas throughout the French-speaking Canadian province as part of measures to further regulate oil and gas exploration even as the area has Utica Shale resources that in the US form a part of the shale boom enabling LNG exports.
Equatorial Guinea FLNG project faces investment delay to 2018
Ophir Energy of the UK, the lead developer of the Fortuna floating LNG project offshore Equatorial Guinea, has pushed back its final investment decision to the first quarter of 2018 after financing discussions with Chinese banks have so far failed to seal an agreement.
