Tokyo Gas to begin construction of Hitachi LNG terminal
Tokyo Gas looks to begin construction of Hitachi LNG terminal in July 2012.
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Tokyo Gas looks to begin construction of Hitachi LNG terminal in July 2012.
Wood Mackenzie have predicted that shale gas will not be able to satisfy domestic demand in China, and CTG and natural gas imports will be necessary to keep up with demand.
A new IEA energy report has predicted that natural gas use will see huge growth over the coming years buoyed up by demand in China and Asia, even though European demand is likely to decrease.
Reliance Power, Kakinda seaports and Shell have formed a joint venture to build an LNG terminal on India’s east coast.
Statoil has revealed that a gas leak occurred at the company’s Norwegian North Sea Heimdal platform.
CNPC and China Shipping have signed an agreement to work together on the transportation and marketing of oil and gas products.
Ng Weng Hoong, LNG Industry Correspondent, discusses the disparity between the Henry Hub price and the Asian LNG price.
The return of Vladimir Putin to the Kremlin has been heralded as something of a retrograde step in the development and liberalisation of Russia’s economy.
Chevron and Tohoku Electric have signed a preliminary agreement to sell 1 million tpy of LNG to the company for 20 years.
Enagás is to purchase BG Group’s 40% stake in the Quintero LNG regas terminal in Chile.
PetroChina has begun work on the Tai'an plant in Eastern Shangdong province. The plant is scheduled for completion in late 2013 and will have a liquefaction capacity of 600 00 tpy of LNG.
GDF Suez is to supply Gasnor AS with 7.5 TWh of LNG over a 12 year period, starting in 2013.