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US regulators approve request to convert Kenai LNG plant to imports

The US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved a proposal in the second half of December to convert the mothballed Kenai LNG export facility in Alaska to imports on a limited basis.

Eni shelves Australian asset sale

Italian major Eni has reportedly put its sale of natural gas assets in Australia on hold after failing to attract bids of sufficient value.

Shell agrees to sell down stake in QCLNG common facilities

Royal Dutch Shell announced on December 21 that it had agreed to sell a 26.25% stake in the Queensland Curtis LNG (QCLNG) common facilities to Global Infrastructure Partners Australia.

Qatar hires McDermott for LNG FEED work

Drilling resumes at Mozambique's Coral FLNG

EC backs Spanish LNG bunkering initiative

Total asks some staff to vacate Mozambique LNG site on safety concerns

France’s Total is reported to have asked some of the staff working on the construction of Mozambique LNG to vacate the site on security concerns.

A long, strange year: 2020 in review

NewsBase’s editors are marking the start of 2021 with a review of how each of the regions covered by our organisation was affected by the events of the past 12 months.

NRG: Energy markets edge cautiously into a new year

Concerns about energy demand and OPEC+ production quotas continue to exert pressure on oil prices, despite the debut of the COVID-19 vaccine

Rosneft beats Novatek in Arctic licence contest

North Macedonia to buy 10% stake in Greek LNG terminal in Alexandroupolis

Turkey’s 6.6bcm natural gas contract with Azerbaijan’s Socar to expire in April

First LNG tanker arrives at Croatia’s Omisalj terminal

Tbilisi Energy persuaded not to move ahead with 30% gas price hike says minister

Wood Mackenzie highlights LNG market recovery but warns of long-term risk

Consultancy Wood Mackenzie has pointed to an improved short-term outlook for LNG, but has also warned of a long-term risk in a decarbonising world.