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Abadi FLNG grows less appealing in an $80/bbl world
The economics of a small FLNG plant in Indonesia’s large Abadi field are looking less attractive amid low oil prices.
25 November 2014Pertamina’s LNG imports will depend on price
Pertamina is turning its attention from LNG exports to the growing Indonesian need for gas, which the state-run group hopes to fill with a combination of domestic supply, imports and improved infrastructure.
24 November 2014Samsung set to build Malaysia’s second LNG terminal
Petronas is pushing ahead with plans for a second LNG terminal, awarding the EPC contract for what will be part of a multibillion-dollar petrochemical complex designed to help fill Malaysia’s growing energy demand.
24 November 2014LNG merchants see opportunity in buyer demands
The rising number of merchant LNG players will play a key role in helping buyers secure gas in the US and introduce the flexibility and diversification they want, speakers at CWC’s World LNG Summit say.
20 November 2014Possible pipeline renaissance looms for Gazprom
Gazprom’s plans to boost LNG capacity are being buffeted by sanctions, but its rivals’ plans to do likewise are also looking questionable and the gas giant has other opportunities.
20 November 2014Oil can be a fickle mistress – CWC speakers
Oil prices are volatile, but LNG developers must focus on long-term views, speakers said at the World LNG Summit in Paris.
19 November 2014Oil slump may weigh on CBM-to-LNG as startups approach
The oil price decline may slow the rate of return for Queensland’s three CBM-to-LNG plants as they prepare to start up.
18 November 2014Output and sales results from Australia's independent gas producers
Weak oil prices and PNG LNG's start up have affected the Australian gas market, while a weakening Australian dollar provided some relief
14 November 2014Australia’s shale hot spot may face fracking probe
Calls for a fracking inquiry in one of Australia’s most prospective shale gas reserves have drawn a backlash from industry heavyweights.
11 November 2014
East Timor Conoco case backlash highlights risks
East Timor’s decision to revoke visas for judges ruling in favour of ConocoPhillips highlights the risk of investing in the country, while Woodside continues talks on Sunrise LNG.
7 November 2014Japan is at peak demand, change is coming – IEEJ
Masakazu Toyoda is chairman and chief executive of the Institute for Energy Economics, Japan. He spoke to Interfax at the Singapore International Energy Week about the outlook for Japanese and Asian energy
6 November 2014Cheniere looks for Asian trade as startup nears
Cheniere is marketing the final few million tons of LNG from its two US plants and plans to keep the remainder to trade from its new Singapore desk.
5 November 2014With one LNG terminal speeding ahead, Pakistan aims for a second
Pakistan’s LNG terminal is around 55% complete and on track to come online in February 2015, in a sprint to become the fastest regasification project to be completed, officials told the Gas Asia Summit in Singapore this week.
3 November 2014Trans-ASEAN is down, but not entirely out
The Trans-ASEAN gas pipeline is unnecessary with new LNG imports arriving in Southeast Asia, but bilateral pipelines could still be pursued
30 October 2014Asia has room for more than one hub – Tanaka
Nobuo Tanaka – a former executive director of the International Energy Agency – speaks to Interfax about the region’s energy sector and the possible impact of nuclear restarts and renewable tariffs on Japan.
29 October 2014Pavilion looks to woo Chubu into LNG partnership
Pavilion Energy, Singapore’s young LNG investment company, is looking to join forces with Japan’s Chubu Electric to strengthen the power of both companies to negotiate deals for LNG supply and shipping.
29 October 2014As nukes restart, Japan waits to see what’s next
The restart of two Japanese nuclear reactors, and the approval of more, will determine the country’s need for LNG in the coming years.
28 October 2014Trans-ASEAN ambitions dented by LNG
The Trans-ASEAN pipeline project appears out of date when compared with the potential for a quicker and more flexible LNG trade in Asia.
27 October 2014LNG exports bring worries for Aussie gas buyers
Australian gas buyers will face uncertainty about the availability and price of supplies towards the end of the decade when the Queensland LNG plants come online.
24 October 2014Spot slump cuts into PNG LNG delivery price
The price for spot deliveries from ExxonMobil’s PNG LNG slipped by 7% in the plant’s first quarter at full capacity, in line with the overall market decline caused by the new supply source during the northern hemisphere’s summer.
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