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Amigo LNG signs 20-year supply deal with Malaysia’s E&H Energy
Amigo LNG, a subsidiary of LNG Alliance, Singapore, has reached a deal with E&H Energy of Malaysia to supply the firm with 3.6mn tonnes per year of LNG over a 20-year period.
Australia’s Ichthys LNG facility expected to restart Train 2 in October
Output at the liquefaction train at the company’s onshore facility in Darwin in Australia’s Northern Territory stopped on August 20. While conducting operational monitoring activities, production was paused for repairs after identifying an issue.
Woodside to take one train offline at North West Shelf LNG project
Woodside Energy will take one liquefaction train offline at its huge North West Shelf project.
Eni’s Coral Sul FLNG achieves milestone of 5mn tonnes of LNG
Italian firm Eni achieved a key milestone with its Coral Sul floating LNG facility reaching production of 5mn tonnes of LNG at its site offshore Mozambique in the Rovuma Basin.
Thailand's B.Grimm Power makes history with first LNG import
B.Grimm Power, a leading energy company in Thailand, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first private enterprise in the country to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) for small power producers.
GLNG: Papua LNG FID expected to be delayed until late 2025
Sri Lanka looks north to India’s Petronet LNG for power generation
Sri Lanka's Minister of Power and Energy, Kanchana Wijesekera, in conjunction with India's Deputy High Commissioner, Satyanjal Pandey, have signed a far-reaching MoU to aid in guaranteeing power production on the Indian Ocean island.
KPC lines up LNG supplies as shortage hits
Kuwait’s top NOC has signed up more gas supplies as it struggles to deal with summer peaking, while oil exploration continues and renewables planning begins.
Nigeria's NNPCL expands LNG exports to Asia
Morocco becomes top importer of LNG from Spain
13 activists detained at Krk LNG protest
Italian oil company Eni secures approval for major offshore gas development in Indonesia's Kutei basin
Indonesian authorities have approved Italian company Eni's development plans for the Geng North (North Ganal PSC) and Gehem (Rapak PSC) fields in the offshore Kutei basin
Mexican LNG terminal planned to tap Pacific rim markets
A new liquefied natural gas project is taking shape on Mexico's Pacific coast, aiming to capitalise on growing demand for cleaner marine fuels and power generation in the Americas.
NorthAmOil: Natural gas glut leads to production cuts
Natural gas glut leads to production cuts
An oversupply of natural gas in the US has been driving down prices, leading to further cutbacks in US drilling, despite the hottest summer in the contiguous US on record.
ExxonMobil pushes back FID for Mozambique’s Rovuma LNG project to 2026
Supermajor ExxonMobil is pushing back its final investment decision on the Rovuma LNG project in Mozambique until 2026.
Algerian energy giant Sonatrach eyes European expansion with Croatia as hub
Algeria's state-owned energy firm Sonatrach has expressed its intent to become a significant supplier of energy to Europe, with Croatia playing a role as a bridge to the continent
Kuwait opens talks with QatarEnergy for 15-year LNG supply deal
Kuwait has begun talks with QatarEnergy on a new 15-year LNG supply deal.
Petronas begins gas production at Sarawak's Kasawari Field
OceanMight delivers key infrastructure for Shell’s Sarawak gas fields
Malaysian contractor OceanMight has successfully dispatched three topsides and three jackets for Shell’s FaS gas fields project under the MLNG production sharing contract off the coast of Sarawak
Singapore’s PIL buys five LNG dual-fuel container ships from China
Singaporean shipping firm Pacific International Lines is purchasing five LNG dual-fuel container ships from China’s Hudong Zhongua Shipbuilding company.
Scarborough gas project gets all-clear after green group backs down
Australian producer Woodside now has the all-clear to push on with its $12.5bn offshore Scarborough gas project in Western Australia, after an environmental group agreed to dismiss its challenge at court.
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