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Canada’s Ottawa Government gives outline of jurisdiction for LNG plants on federal land
Written by Roger SThe Canadian government said it expected four large liquefied natural gas export plants to be constructed around the port of Prince Rupert in British Columbia.
Small-scale LNG business seeking global reach from initial Scandinavia and Chinese success
Written by Roger SSmall-scale LNG is a concept that is developing quickly in the industry. Since Algeria had the first liquefaction Trains built in 1964 with 0.4 million tonnes per annum of output, the sizes rose over time to reach the latest Qatar Train capacity of 7.8 MTPA of production.
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Australia expects LNG delivered cargo prices for Japan in be in bracket over next 18 months
Written by Roger SPrices for Australian and other liquefied natural gas oil-linked, contracted cargoes delivered to Japan are expected to remain relatively weak over the next 18 months, likely hovering around US$10-12 a gigajoule (US$9.5-11.5 per MMBtu) and most of the price risk will be to the downside, said the Government’s Resources and Energy Quarterly report.
A round-up of latest events, company and industry news
Written by Roger SInternational Gas Union updated annual review shows import and re-export growth
Written by Roger SAs of 2015 a total of 10 countries had entered the liquefied natural gas re-export market, with Singapore and India joining the ranks.
Oregon and northwest await LNG project advances amid 10-year market forecast
Written by Roger SLiquefied natural gas projects in the northwest US state of Oregon have been delayed so far as far as progress is concerned by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission even as feed-gas available to such ventures continues to grow.
