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Canadian First Nations show interest in LNG
Four Canadian First Nations in north-west British Columbia have partnered in a climate change initiative that wants to buy into the country’s nascent LNG industry.
All Elba Island units to be in service by mid-2020
Kinder Morgan has said it expects all units at its Elba Island LNG export terminal – which was reported to have entered commercial service last week after several delays – are due to be operational by the first half of 2020.
Examining the next wave of Asian demand growth
Both developed and developing countries in Asia are expected to drive up LNG demand, but the pace may slow in the nearer term and other obstacles remain.
China’s gas demand to slow this year
China’s state-run Sinopec Gas has forecast that the country’s natural gas demand will expand by 10% this year to 307bn cubic metres.
India’s energy sector attracts foreign partners
Santos buys ConocoPhillips’ gas assets in northern Australia
Australian independent Santos has bought US super-major ConocoPhillips’ operated interests in the Darwin LNG project as well as the Bayu-Undan, Barossa and Poseidon offshore natural gas projects.
Gazprom Neft mulls LNG bunkering
Gunvor leads short-term LNG ship charters, overall deliveries
Trading house Gunvor Group is leading short-term ship charters for LNG, and is anticipated to exceed delivery volumes reached in 2018.
Europe struggling to absorb excess LNG
Europe is expected to struggle to absorb excess LNG on the global market over the coming months, amid high gas volumes in storage and sluggish demand growth.
Investors reportedly interested in Coastal GasLink stake
Potential investors are reportedly showing an interest in buying a stake in TC Energy’s Coastal GasLink pipeline project.
Kinder Morgan starts up first Elba Island unit
Elba Liquefaction, a joint venture between Kinder Morgan and EIG Global Energy Partners, has brought the first unit at its Elba Island LNG project in the US state of Georgia online.
Malaysia receives first LNG cargo under TPA
Malaysia’s TNB Fuel Services (TNBF) has delivered its first shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to parent company Tenaga Nasional (TNB), testing the country’s third-party access (TPA) rules in the process.
Mozambique takes a big step towards becoming a major player on global gas markets
With MRV’s initial investment decision and EPC contract award, Mozambique has taken a step towards becoming a major player on global gas markets.
NEWSBASE: Gazprom advances LNG plans
Russia’s Gazprom has struck a deal with Germany’s Linde on setting up a joint venture to design facilities for the processing and liquefaction of natural gas.
Peru LNG reports exports up year on year in September
Peru’s national oil company (NOC) Perupetro reported last week that the country’s only LNG plant had seen exports rise year on year in September.
Total completes acquisition of Anadarko’s Mozambique LNG stake
France’s Total has completed its $3.9bn acquisition of Anadarko Petroleum’s 26.5% operated interest in the Mozambique LNG project.
Sempra announces potential LNG supply deal with China
Sempra Energy’s MoU with a Chinese company over potential LNG supply co-operation suggests growing optimism that an end to the US-China trade war may be coming
PNG seeks better deal on P’nyang project
Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Minister Kerenga Kua is once more on the war path over how much the government receives from the country’s natural gas developments.
Petronas charters LNG carrier from Avenir
Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas has chartered a liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier from the UK’s Avenir LNG to be used in bunkering operations offshore the Southeast Asian country.
Gazprom eyes LNG bunkering market
French tech firm lands work at Arctic LNG-2
Total comments on Nigeria LNG’s Train 7 project
France’s Total has reiterated its commitment to the expansion of the Nigeria LNG complex.
Pavilion targets Europe in bid to become global LNG trader
Singapore-based Pavilion Energy is targeting new markets in Europe as well as expanding in Asia as the gas importer and marketer aims to become a global trader of LNG.
Annova LNG pushes FERC for permit decision
Exelon-backed Annova LNG is pushing the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to make a decision on a permit for the company’s proposed export terminal at the Port of Brownsville, Texas.
Caribbean markets offer new opportunities for US LNG operators
Eagle LNG and other US gas operators are poised to take advantage of growing demand in the Caribbean region.
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