Cheniere Energy founder plans US’s largest LNG plant
Charif Souki, former chief executive and founder of Cheniere Energy, is planning to build an LNG plant in Louisiana that will be the largest in the United States.
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SA’s IPP unit still learning, but tender is on track
South Africa’s IPP unit says it is still on track to release a request for qualifications for its gas-fired IPP next quarter, although key aspects of the programme are still unclear.
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Gas in transport will survive low oil prices
The sudden drop in oil prices may have been a blow to gas-for-transport demand, but initiatives are under way worldwide that could see gas win out eventually.
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