Origin posts revenue increase
Origin Energy has announced a 45% increase in revenue during 1Q16, primarily driven by the commencement of LNG sales by Australia Pacific LNG.
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Origin Energy has announced a 45% increase in revenue during 1Q16, primarily driven by the commencement of LNG sales by Australia Pacific LNG.
According to Reuters, Petronas and its partners are aiming to take a final investment decision on the Pacific NorthWest LNG project within the coming months.
According to Reuters, Ophir Energy has ended negotiations with Schlumberger regarding the Fortuna floating LNG project.
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has issued a statement in support of the US House Armed Services Committee’s passage of the LNG exports amendment in the FY17 National Defense Authorization Act.
Chart Industries has reported a net loss of US$4.7 million for 1Q16.
ENGIE Electrabel has released a video illustrating the layout of the new alternative energy hub coming to the Port of Antwerp.
ENGIE has announced that it has signed a 30-year concession agreement with the Antwerp Port Authority for the development of an alternative energy hub, which will involve LNG vehicle filling stations and bunkering facilities.
According to Reuters, Petronet LNG has tendered to purchase two LNG cargoes.
The British Columbia government has announced that, so far, 62 pipeline benefits agreements have been signed with 29 of the 32 eligible First Nations that are situated along four proposed gas pipeline projects.
CLNG has welcomed House action that will provide greater regulatory certainty for LNG exports.
Lloyd’s Register has announced that United European Car Carriers has launched a dual-fuel LNG pure car and truck carrier.
According to Reuters, Total is currently in the final stage of negotiating a financing deal with Russian banks to fund the Yamal LNG project.