Total bets on Indian gas demand with Adani stake
The French major’s acquisition will give it access to two LNG terminals in India, one of which could also supply Bangladesh.
Yesterday
CNOOC strives to reverse decline in western South China Sea
The company is starting to turn around years of declining gas output from the area with a slate of projects that demonstrate its growing deepwater prowess.
Yesterday
Pakistan LNG expansion could see results by 2022
Private developers have received provisional approvals to build five terminals in Pakistan, with the first new facilities expected online in three years to help deal with a widening supply crunch.
5 days ago
PNG LNG risks delay as government pushes better terms
The new government of Papua New Guinea is trying to negotiate better terms for the P’nyang development, which could cause delays to the PNG LNG expansion project.
6 days ago
Third Japanese firm joins Transborders FLNG in push for shipping fuel
The firm interest from Mitsui OSK indicates sustained demand for gas from Japan’s shipping and power sectors.
7 October 2019
Thailand to build third LNG terminal amid declining production
The additional facility will be constructed to meet an expected surge in demand for imported LNG over the next decade.
4 October 2019
Three Gorges MOU could see Sempra LNG head upriver in China
Sempra’s preliminary agreement to supply LNG to China Three Gorges could eventually see US-produced gas transported along the middle stretches of the Yangtze River within China.
4 October 2019
PetroChina hails new shale discoveries amid modest production outlook
PetroChina trumpeted its progress on domestic unconventional oil and gas exploration on Sunday, but there are fresh signs China’s shale production is falling short of targets.
30 September 2019
Recent shake-ups give Chinese CBM a boost
There is increasing evidence that China is shaking up its CBM sector with the aim of boosting output far beyond the 6 bcm/y it currently produces.
26 September 2019
Rapid ramp-up gives Inpex room to plan Ichthys future
With production at Australia’s Ichthys LNG close to reaching nameplate capacity, Japanese operator Inpex can begin to plan the project’s next phase of development.
20 September 2019
Exxon could sell out of Vietnam’s Blue Whale
ExxonMobil may turn its back on the 150 bcm Blue Whale project offshore Vietnam, a move that would make commercial sense and pave the way for new LNG terminals.
19 September 2019
Singapore’s PO&G expands presence in China
Pacific Oil & Gas is developing a new LNG terminal in western Guangdong that will give the company a second LNG import base in China.
19 September 2019
Japanese utilities eye Aussie FLNG project
Osaka Gas has become the second Japanese utility to join Transborders’ FLNG project off Western Australia as Japanese buyers look for smaller, competitively priced volumes.
17 September 2019
Russia backs Mongolian route to boost exports to China
A pipeline transiting Mongolia has commercial logic and the political backing of Moscow and Ulaanbaatar but could be a tough sell to China, which may prefer a western route.
13 September 2019
Indonesian gas exports set to hit 20-year low
Piped gas and LNG exports from Indonesia are expected to hit a two-decade low in 2019 as NOC Pertamina is struggling to revive falling production from the Mahakam field.
12 September 2019
Power exchange no fix for Guangdong gas power
The commercial prospects of the gas-to-power sector in Guangdong province remain dim, nearly three years after local power producers were permitted to seek better prices for their output on a regional exchange.
12 September 2019
Papua LNG one step closer to FID after Total agrees concessions
Total has moved nearer to making FID on the project in early 2020 after agreeing a series of last-minute concessions with PNG’s new government.
6 September 2019
First Gen eyes first Philippine LNG imports in 2021
The company has accelerated plans for the country’s first LNG imports, which it will aim to secure through short-term deals.
6 September 2019
Investors see rising climate risks in Aussie LNG
As global emissions continue to increase, climate risk is rising up the agenda of Australia’s financial community, which is worrying that investment in fossil fuels could be jeopardised.
5 September 2019
Big decisions for East Timor as treaty is ratified
The maritime boundary treaty between East Timor and Australia has been ratified, giving the Southeast Asian nation control over valuable assets in the Timor Sea, but a strategic plan for further development is lacking.
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