Japan’s spending on LNG infrastructure reaches US$4 billion
The Japanese government, combined with private companies, has spent US$4 billion on LNG infrastructure in the last year.
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The Japanese government, combined with private companies, has spent US$4 billion on LNG infrastructure in the last year.
LNG Canada CEO says that Chinese tariffs will leave rival US projects ‘dead in the water’.
Woodside has signed a cooperation agreement with ENN Group, under which the two companies will work together to explore a broad range of potential business opportunities in relation to LNG.
Commonwealth LNG has announced it has agreed a consulting services contract with Mammoet USA South for its LNG export terminal located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.
Exxon Mobil Corp. is continuing to pursue trade with China in spite of the recent trade war tariffs.
Kwispaa LNG has entered the next phase of project development with the submission of the project description to the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency.
For a 20 year term, the Polish Oil and Gas Company will receive LNG from the US Venture Global LNG facility for domestic supply or for resale.
FERC staff have released the draft environmental impact statement for the proposed Rio Grande LNG export terminal.
The US FERC has issued a letter initiating its pre-filing environmental review process for the proposed Pointe LNG liquefaction and export terminal.
Inpex Corp. is ready to export the first LNG cargo from its long-awaited Ichthys LNG project.
The UK within-day gas price has fallen due to strong North Sea offshore production and high send-out from LNG terminals.
According to Reuters, Petronet LNG – India’s largest LNG importer – has stated that its talks to invest in Qatar’s exploration and production sector have slowed down.