Wave of US LNG expansions picks up steam
Developments in March confirm expectations that US LNG exports will more than double this year, but the market for buyers remains competitive.
21 March 2019
Green New Deal may inspire tougher regulation
The Democrats’ Green New Deal proposal could inspire tighter regulation for US gas and power.
7 March 2019
Fresh optimism for LNG over US-China trade deal
The US and China seem to be closing in on a trade deal that would benefit US LNG exporters looking to secure long-term contracts with Chinese buyers.
28 February 2019The perfect time to pick a fight
Europe’s long-awaited charges against Gazprom have come at the best possible time, giving both sides the summer to consider and negotiate before the pressure of winter gas demand sets in.
24 April 2015Russia strengthens Asian ties with Pakistan deal
Russia has agreed to fund and build a pipeline in Pakistan following a meeting that could lead to closer political ties in the Pakistani energy sector.
22 April 2015All eyes on Arrow’s trajectory after Shell-BG deal
The outlook for Shell and PetroChina’s Arrow Energy joint venture in Australia is suddenly looking optimistic, following Shell’s takeover of BG Group and its QCLNG plant.
17 April 2015Don’t wait too long – WA to Asian LNG buyers
Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett has been visiting India and Singapore, urging them to sign up for long-term LNG supplies from his state.
15 April 2015WA urges LNG buyers not to sit back and wait
Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett was in India and Singapore this week to drum up interest in his state’s growing LNG exports. He spoke to Interfax about the trip.
15 April 2015Spot trading picks up, but LNG demand still flat
Spot and short-term LNG volumes rose again in 2014, despite lacklustre growth in the overall market as new capacity was offset by lower demand and production disruptions.
9 April 2015
The global LNG market in 2014 – GIIGNL report
The LNG market marked its 50th year with little fanfare, as trade remained stagnant despite the addition of a new LNG plant, a new train, and six regasification terminals.
9 April 2015
Shell + BG Group = global LNG superpower
While the new, beefed-up Shell is still far from the largest LNG exporter in the world, the addition of BG’s LNG portfolio makes it the most diverse, global supermajor in the industry.
8 April 2015Shell and BG Group finally tie the knot
Shell’s takeover of BG Group is the culmination of a protracted courtship between the two companies and gives rise to the world’s largest LNG player.
8 April 2015India cuts LNG costs to kickstart idle power plants
India has approved an innovative scheme that lowers the tariffs and fees for regasified LNG in the hope of restarting stranded gas-fired power plants.
1 April 2015
Indian LNG imports down, domestic offtake up
India’s LNG imports fell by 25.5% month on month in February, while offtake of regasified LNG inched up by nearly 3%.
30 March 2015Chevron pulls out of Aussie shale exploration
Chevron has pulled out of Beach Energy’s unconventional gas acreage in central Australia, just two years after making a splash by joining the project.
27 March 2015Aussie workers face layoffs and shrinking salaries
Once the highest-paying country in the oil and gas sector, Australia is entering a period of layoffs and salary freezes as projects come to an end and companies cut costs.
27 March 2015PNG’s low costs give Antelope LNG the edge
With Total’s position secure, the Antelope joint venture is speeding ahead with plans for Papua New Guinea’s second LNG plant.
19 March 2015Eni looks beyond Africa for future growth
With a capex cut of 17% over the next four years, Eni is focused on reaching FIDs on its Mozambique LNG project and developing new acreage outside of Africa, executives say.
17 March 2015East Oz pipelines for sale as LNG plants start up
Santos and Origin are expected to follow BG Group in selling pipelines connected to their Queensland LNG plants to reduce their capital exposure amid low commodity prices.
11 March 2015Browse FLNG needed to assure Aussie dominance – minister
Altered maritime boundaries mean Western Australia now has the weight to drive the Browse FLNG project forward – providing Australia with a much-needed new greenfield development .
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