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With significant investment going into LNG export projects in the US, Australia and across Asia-Pacific and continued concerns about gas imports into Europe and Asia, LNG is expanding as a major sector of the global gas market that has attracted super-majors and independent companies alike.

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Chinese firms reportedly in advanced talks to invest in Qatari LNG expansion

19 June 2022

China’s leading state-owned energy companies are reported to be in advanced talks with Qatar over a potential investment in the North Field East liquefaction capacity expansion.

Cheniere signs LNG supply agreement with Equinor

17 June 2022

US LNG producer Cheniere Energy has signed an LNG sales and purchase agreement with Norway’s Equinor.

Europe's gas storage tanks already half full, but will it be enough?

17 June 2022

Gazprom cuts supplies of gas as Europe races to fill its storage tanks. These crossed the halfway mark on June 7 and are now 51.12% full, as the EU seeks to replenish its supplies ahead of the coming winter.

Tanzania LNG’s potential pitfalls

16 June 2022

The initial HGA on Tanzania LNG represents a triumph for President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who has been working hard to revive the stalled $30bn deal, but the project’s timeline may be overly ambitious.

Mauritius to finish soliciting expressions of interest for LNG-to-power project this week

13 June 2022

The Central Electricity Board (CEB) of Mauritius will wrap up the process of accepting expressions of interest for an LNG-to-power contract this week.

Australia grapples with worsening gas shortage

11 June 2022

Australia’s new government has pledged to tackle a worsening gas shortage, which has considerable implications for the country’s LNG industry.

Fire at Freeport LNG disrupts supplies, causes gas price decline

10 June 2022

US natural gas prices dropped this week while prices in Europe rose following an explosion and fire on June 8 at the Freeport LNG terminal in Texas.

Chesapeake seeks adviser to help expand into LNG

10 June 2022

Shale gas producer Chesapeake Energy is seeking to expand into the LNG market and is planning to hire an LNG adviser to help advance this expansion.

Energy Transfer finalises another offtake agreement

10 June 2022

US-based Energy Transfer has signed an LNG sales and purchase agreement (SPA) with China Gas Hongda Energy Trading, a subsidiary of China Gas Holdings.

Sasanof-1 well off Australia comes up dry

10 June 2022

Privately owned Western Gas has reported that its Sasanof-1 exploration well offshore Western Australia had found no commercial reserves of oil and gas.

Poland’s post-Gazprom strategy hinges on Baltic Pipe

7 June 2022

The new pipeline will link the gas-rich fields of the Norwegian Continental Shelf to Poland via Denmark, and enable the country to replace roughly the equivalent of Gazprom’s supplies.

Edited by

Ed Reed

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