India wants foreign investors for energy projects
India wants to attract foreign investors to US$300 billion worth of energy projects planned for the next decade.
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India wants to attract foreign investors to US$300 billion worth of energy projects planned for the next decade.
The Russian Yamal LNG project will ship the first two cargoes of LNG in November.
According to Exxon Mobil, the demand for natural gas is expected to double by 2040.
Chevron Corporation has announced that it has started producing LNG at the Wheatstone Project in Western Australia.
Australia expects to increase exports of LNG by 16% from mid-2018 as US$180 billion in new projects hit their stride.
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has delivered judgment in favour of NLNG in a case between the company and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency.
BP is taking delivery of six LNG tankers to support its expanding global LNG portfolio.
Saudi Aramco’s CEO has announced that the company is discussing several investment opportunities with Russian companies.
Company announced that it was looking to sell its Deep Basin oil and gas asset in the Canadian province of Alberta.
Royal Dutch Shell has announced that it has cancelled a US$900 million deal to sell its gas field stakes in Thailand.
A push to use more natural gas by the world’s fastest-growing oil user is getting a boost from an unlikely source.
Australia’s Beach Energy has agreed to buy gas assets from Origin Energy for US$1.25 billion.