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Russian gas major Novatek doubles profit to $4bn in 1H24
Russian natural gas major Novatek increased its IFRS revenues by 17% year on year to RUB752bn, with EBITDA up by 16% y/y to RUB481bn, and net profit up 2.2-fold y/y to RUB342bn ($4bn).
Platform leaves Murmansk for Arctic LNG-2's second train
The gravity-based platform (GBP) for the second train of Novatek’s Arctic LNG-2 terminal left its construction site in Murmansk in the early hours of July 25, on route to the Gydan Peninsula where it will be installed.
RIGI: Argentina’s high-stakes bet on LNG investment
Argentina's Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) has emerged as a bold, if controversial, strategy aimed at securing substantial foreign investment in its energy and mining sectors.
Indalo Group targets Argentina’s YPF assets as Pilgrim Energy prepares for oil sector reentry
Businessmen Cristóbal López and Fabián de Sousa, owners of Indalo Group, are looking to re-enter the oil sector by pursuing conventional assets from YPF’s "Project Andes."
Venezuela grants BP, Trinidad's NGC 20-year offshore gas licence
Venezuela has granted a 20-year licence to British energy giant BP and Trinidad and Tobago's state-owned National Gas Co. to develop the Venezuelan portion of the Cocuina-Manakin offshore gas field.
Venezuela inks 20-year gas deal with BP and Trinidad amid push for energy exports
Venezuela has signed a 20-year agreement with BP Plc and Trinidad and Tobago's National Gas Company for natural gas production and exploration, Venezuelan Oil Minister Pedro Tellechea announced on July 24.
Trinidad and Tobago LNG plant exports 4,800th cargo
Trinidad and Tobago's Atlantic LNG export plant is set to mark a notable milestone with the shipment of its 4800th liquefied natural gas cargo since its inception in 1999.
Landmark achievement at Mexico's fast LNG project
New Fortress Energy (NFE), a US energy infrastructure firm, has commenced LNG production at its innovative floating LNG (FLNG) facility near Altamira, Mexico.
New Fortress Energy announces first LNG production offshore Mexico
US LNG producer New Fortress Energy achieved successful first production of LNG at its Fast LNG asset offshore Altamira, northeastern Mexico.
Condor selected to build Kazakhstan’s first LNG facility
Canadian firm Condor has been chosen by Kazakhstan to construct the nation’s first LNG plant, the company announced.
Milei and Río Negro oil union back LNG plant on Argentina’s Atlantic coast
The Oil and Gas Union of Río Negro, Neuquén and La Pampa has endorsed the proposed natural gas liquefaction plant on Río Negro's Atlantic coast.
Indonesia's energy and mineral resources ministry boosts efforts to manage five available oil and gas blocks
The Indonesian government, through the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), continues to push for the management of five available oil and gas blocks
Indian LNG imports climb in June on demand from gas power bodies, fertiliser industry
India’s imports of LNG rose in June by 11% to 2,648mn standard cubic metres. This was largely the result of the country’s gas consumption increasing by 7%.
TotalEnergies-led group could need $4bn more to build a liquefied natural gas project in Mozambique
An Indian company, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, with a 10% stake in a $16bn liquefied natural gas project in northern Mozambique has said costs of developing the project could rise by $4bn.
Russian LNG shadow fleet could count over 50 vessels
Since 2Q23 over 50 liquefied natural gas tanker vessels have registered in the UAE, in what is suspected to be a Russian “shadow fleet” for LNG in the making.
Novatek boosts output by 3% in Q2
Russia’s top LNG exporter Novatek increased its quarterly hydrocarbon production by 2.8% year on year in the second quarter to 1.79mn barrels of oil equivalent per day.
Malaysia targets larger portion of worldwide LNG market
Malaysia is poised to enhance its global footprint in natural gas trading, as the nation’s oil and gas giant Petroliam Nasional Bhd, more commonly known as Petronas, ramps up its international investments.
Sempra selects Bechtel for construction of phase 2 of Port Arthur LNG
Sempra Infrastructure has signed an agreement with Bechtel Energy for a fixed-price engineering, procurement, and construction contract for Phase 2 of the Port Arthur LNG project in Texas.
Chinese consortium pulls out of project to build Cyprus’ first LNG import terminal
China’s CPP-Metron Consortium (CMC) has walked away from its contract with the government of Cyprus to build what would be the country’s first LNG import terminal.
Freeport LNG cancels 10 cargoes following shutdown from Hurricane Beryl
The US’s second largest LNG export terminal, Freeport LNG, canceled at least 10 cargoes for export in August following the plant’s shutdown as Hurricane Beryl made landfall on the Texas coast.
Indonesia’s Special Task Force for Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities reports $5.6bn investment in upstream oil and gas for H1 2024
The Special Task Force for Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities (SKK Migas) revealed an upstream oil and gas investment of $5.6bn, equivalent to IDR90.63 trillion, in the first half of 2024
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