First Yamal LNG Train to be launched in 2017
Reuters reports that Novatek is planning to launch its first LNG Train for the Yamal LNG project in 2017.
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Reuters reports that Novatek is planning to launch its first LNG Train for the Yamal LNG project in 2017.
Ophir Energy has posted a pre-tax operating loss of US$376 million for 2015.
Lanner has been awarded a contract by a major US LNG operator to supply its LNG Logistics Simulator, for the company’s LNG export terminal, Louisiana.
Reuters reports that a new LNG trading desk is being established by Switzerland-based MET International AG.
The spot price of LNG imported into Japan fell to US$6.5/million Btu in February 2016.
“These amendments are about having the best safety standards in place, while clarifying the regulatory environment for industry,” stated Minister of Natural Gas Development, Rich Coleman.
The Ineos Intrepid has left the Markus Hook terminal carrying US shale gas ethane bound for Rafnes in Norway.
Bloomberg reports that Japan’s Shizuoka Gas Co. will be ready to begin LNG reloading operations at its Sodeshi terminal in April 2016.
Utilising its proprietary global gas model, Wood Mackenzie has carried out sensitivity analysis determining the outlook for LNG exports from the US.
Sembcorp Marine has purchased an additional 44% stake in Gravifloat, increasing its stake in the company to 56%.
Exmar and PEP have agreed to terminate a Liquefaction and Storage Agreement for the deployment of CFLNG in Colombia.
The Board of AB Klaipedos Nafta has announced that the company’s shareholders have approved the decision to enter into an EPC contract for the proposed Klaipeda LNG reloading station.