The first export shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) produced in the Lower 48 states on February 24 is a milestone reflecting a decade of natural gas production growth that has put the United States in a new position in worldwide energy trade.
Dong Energy is expanding its liquefied natural gas trading business to profit from more global supply heading to Europe.
Software provider Petrotechnics has secured a contract with a North American LNG operator to supply its Proscient platform at the operator's Gulf of Mexico facilities.
A LNG tanker docked at the Sabine Pass terminal in Louisiana only days before the United States ships its first export cargo of seaborne gas from the lower 48 states.
Golar LNG said it has entered into a purchase agreement to sell the Golar Tundra for $330million.
A key agreement for Petronas’ planned liquefied natural gas receiving and regasification terminal at Lahad Datu in Sabah has been terminated.
GNPC (Ghana National Petroleum Corporation) and Quantum Power has signed heads of terms for the construction and operation of LNG facilities.
Total has signed long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) sale and purchase agreements with state-owned Indonesian company Pertamina.
Oil major Shell is transitioning its trucking fleet to more liquefied natural gas-fuel vehicles in Houston and Louisiana.
An evaluation is underway after a technical glitch at a gas compressor in Russia.
Tanzania said it has finalised a land acquisition for the site of a planned LNG plant.
Chevron has signed its second agreement in as many months to sell liquefied natural gas to China.
The price of LNG appears to be set for another downturn in 2016 with new projects in Australia and the US weighing on spot prices according to a new report.
Oil major Chevron will soon mark a milestone in its preparations to start exports from its Gorgon LNG project in Australia. The company's $54billion project could soon be marking its first shipment after the company said an LNG cargo had arrived at its plant on Barrow Island.
Growth in the LNG market is not likely to happen until next year, according to new research on the current marketplace. Wood Mackenzie’s latest review of the global LNG industry found the market was characterised by weak Asian demand last year, with a year on year decline of 2%. Many LNG players are said to have shifted their focus from developing markets and have been employing new regasification capacity as a result.
Origin Energy has confirmed its first shipment of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) has departed the Australia Pacific LNG facility on Curtis Island in Queensland. The company said the Methane Spirit departed the Island near Gladstone earlier this month.
Australian oil and gas explorer AWE has taken the final investment decision to develop Stage 1A of the Waitsia gas field project, located onshore in the Perth Basin in Western Australia.
Chevron has made around 1,000 workers redundant from its Gorgon LNG plant in Australia as it looks to streamline costs.
Guanghui Energy has agreed to import LNG from Petronas. The LNG provider said it would start to supply LNG to the company from 2017.
Ophir Energy has signed a heads of agreements for LNG offtake from the Fortuna FLNG project off Equatorial Guinea.
Petronet, India’s biggest gas importer, is in talks with Qatar’s RasGas to work out a new pricing formula for an existing 25-year contract.
Anadarko has signed an agreement for the development of the massive natural gas resources that straddle two offshore blocks.
BG Group has begun commercial operations from the second train at its Queensland Curtis LNG plant in Australia, assuming full control of the facilities in the process.
INPEX has completed offshore pipelay on the gas export pipeline for the Ichthys LNG project. The pipelay for the project started last year and when complete the pipeline will deliver gas from the Ichthys gas-condensate field, offshore Australia, to onshore facilities at Bladin Point near Darwin.
Georgia has held talks with Gazprom on receiving additional natural gas from Russia, Georgia's energy ministry said today, a move that has been criticised for potentially making the country more dependent on its former Soviet master.