Papua New Guinea LNG still undergoing damage assessment
Exxon Mobil Corp is still assessing the earthquake damage to its natural gas processing plant in Papua New Guinea.
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Exxon Mobil Corp is still assessing the earthquake damage to its natural gas processing plant in Papua New Guinea.
The technology group Wärtsilä and Crowley Petroleum Services are continuing their co-operation.
PGAP is part of Tellurian’s previously announced proposed Tellurian Pipeline Network.
Anadarko Petroleum’s plans to export LNG from Mozambique have progressed following the signing of a 15-year LNG SPA with EDF.
The federal agency intends to release a draft environmental impact statement in March next year and a final statement on 9 December 2019.
While China seeks more natural gas to meet booming demand from the government's clean-air drive, one part of the fuel’s supply chain is not growing fast enough.
Add Energy, in partnership with their Indonesia partner, PT Synergy Engineering, have been awarded a maintenance build contract for work on Tangguh LNG expansion project in Indonesia.
Freeport LNG and FLNG Liquefaction 4 have filed an application with the US DOE for authorisation to export LNG to countries with and without Free Trade Agreements.
New coalition creating a strategy to build up import terminals.
The US Department of Energy has issued an order authorising Fourchon LNG to export LNG by vessel from its proposed liquefaction facility at Belle Pass.
Britain has rebuffed calls from the gas industry for an urgent review of the country’s gas storage capacity after a cold snap this month triggered warnings of supply shortages.
ExxonMobil Corp has bought a LNG cargo to keep its Papua New Guinea plant cold after a powerful earthquake triggered a production halt.