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Woodside has announced that it has signed a heads of agreement with Greening Australia to collaboratively undertake large scale, native tree planting projects that will generate quality carbon offsets.
AB Klaipedos Nafta is negotiating the operations and maintenance services agreement for GNA’s LNG terminal in Brazil.
According to Reuters, Mark Gyetvay, Novatek Chief Financial Officer, has said that the cost of the company’s proposed Arctic LNG 2 project is in the US$500 – US$750/t range.
Kunlun Energy, a unit of PetroChina, has announced its plans to complete repairs at its Rudong LNG import terminal by mid-November.
Via a brief statement on social media, New Fortress Energy has congratulated its team in Montego Bay, Jamaica, for reaching a new milestone: successfully loading 1000 LNG ISO containers.
According to Reuters, ExxonMobil is planning to invest over US$500 million in the initial construction phase of its Mozambique LNG project.
Between mid-October and early November Britain will receive two LNG tankers.
TechnipFMC has announced that JFT – a consortium between JGC Corp., Fluor Corp. and TechnipFMC – has been awarded an EPC contract for the Rovuma LNG project.
Metocean Services International has announced that it has successfully completed a 520-day measurement programme for the Alexandroupolis Independent Natural Gas System in Greece.
Maintenance at Australia’s North West Shelf LNG project is still underway, with no estimated date for completion.
Kasi Group’s order for Wärtsilä’s new LNG bunkering vessel simulator will enable first-of-its-kind, hands-on training.
According to Reuters, a source familiar with the matter has said that ExxonMobil will not take a final investment decision (FID) on its Mozambique LNG project when it attends an event there today.