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Chevron choosing to buy rather than build LNG processing facilities

Chevron head of global gas Freeman Shaheen says the company is fine with buying US LNG on long-term contracts versus building its own domestic export terminal, Reuters reported on July 15.

Finland's Gasum resumes Russian LNG purchases

Novatek CEO Leonid Mikhelson said in June that Gasum had not bought any LNG from the Kryogas-Vysotsk plant, situated in north-west Russia, since April.

Japan vows to create LNG reserve system

Japan will develop an LNG reserve system in 2023 in order to secure gas resources in the case of “unexpected situations”, Industry Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said during the LNG Producer-Consumer Conference in Tokyo.

PetroVietnam and AES receive approval for Son My Terminal

US energy company AES and state-owned oil and gas firm PetroVietnam have been granted approval from Binh Thuan Province in the country’s southern region to proceed with construction of the Son My LNG Terminal.

Indian Oil signs long-term LNG import deals with ADNOC and TotalEnergies

India’s largest refiner Indian Oil Corp reached agreement on two long-term LNG import deals last week during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visits to France and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Reuters reported on July 17.

GLNG: Indian Oil signs long-term LNG import deals with ADNOC and TotalEnergies

Hong Kong offshore LNG terminal commences operation

Hong Kong’s new offshore LNG terminal has begun operations after receiving its first shipment of 139,000 cubic metres of the super-chilled fuel Offshore Energy reported on July 17.

Shell signs 12-year LNG supply agreement with Morocco

Global energy group Shell signed an agreement with Morocco’s state power utility ONEE by which it will supply the North African country with 6bn cubic metres of liquefied natural gas over 12 years.

AfrOil: ExxonMobil hopes to make FID on Rovuma LNG in 2025

NextDecade to proceed with $18.4bn Texas LNG project

NextDecade Corp. has made a positive final investment decision to construct the first three liquefaction trains (Phase 1) at the company’s 27mn tpy Rio Grande LNG (RGLNG) export facility on the US Gulf Coast.