FortisBC provides grant for First Nations LNG worker training
FortisBC has provided a CAN$75 000 grant for the training of Aboriginal workers in the LNG industry in B.C.
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FortisBC has provided a CAN$75 000 grant for the training of Aboriginal workers in the LNG industry in B.C.
Gladstone Ports Corp. has concluded Port Services Agreements with Queensland’s LNG exporters.
The ACCC has delayed a final decision on whether or not to clear Shell’s proposed purchase of BG Group.
Chadbourne represented the Senior Facility Agent, the Senior Issuing Banks and the Senior Lenders on financing for the Sabine Pass Liquefaction LNG export project.
Inchcape Shipping Services has been awarded a new hub agency contract for the Asia-Pacific with Cheniere Energy.
Following the removal of sanctions on Iran, the Iranian President seeks to make Iran a major supplier of LNG to Europe.
The Alaskan Governor, Bill Walker, has started attending a number of meetings in Japan, concerning the potential for LNG to market in Japan.
UGI Corp. has made an order for an LNG plant from Cosmodyne for its Northeast Pennsylvania facility.
Woodside has declared that it is “surprised and disappointed” that the Board of Oil Search has decided to reject its merger proposal.
Abdulrahman Essa Al-Mannai has been named as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of Milaha.
Liquefied Natural Gas Ltd has made several announcements regarding the status of Magnolia LNG.
The latest statistics from Western Australia’s Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP) states that LNG output increased to 20.4 million t in 2014 – 2015.