GSPC seeks first LNG cargoes since the start of global lockdowns
India’s Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) is seeking to purchase its first LNG cargoes since it issued a force majeure notice in March.
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India’s Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) is seeking to purchase its first LNG cargoes since it issued a force majeure notice in March.
In light of the consequences of COVID-19 and global market volatility, the 23rd World Petroleum Congress has been postponed to 5 – 9 December 2021.
Nigeria LNG has awarded Saipem’s SCD JV contracts for the engineering, procurement and construction of its Train 7 Project.
Equatorial Guinea has awarded a contract for a new Gas Master Plan to support the ongoing development of its offshore Gas Mega Hub.
Asian LNG spot prices have recorded a jump of at least 20% in the last week, due to constricted supply amid recovering demand in Asia.
Baltic Exchange has launched a new ship operating expenses assessment for LNG and LPG tankers.
Shell Gas B.V. has announced that all conditions for its FID on a new LNG processing unit at Nigeria LNG have now been met.
Tritec Marine and Stena LNG have collaborated to create their innovative SAFE Bunker concept.
GasLog Ltd. has announced the delivery of the 'GasLog Wales' and the commencement of its 12-year charter with JERA.
Russia’s Sakhalin 2 LNG plant is going to postpone some of its annual maintenance to 2021, due to logistical difficulties caused by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
According to the latest Rystad Energy analysis, the US’ top gas basin for LNG exports could be set for a 20% output decline in a US$1.80 – US$1.90 Henry Hub scenario.
NextDecade has reaffirmed that it still intends to make an FID on its Rio Grande LNG export plant in 2020, in response to reports of a delay to the process.