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US grants additional LNG export approvals to Cheniere
The US Department of Energy has authorised additional exports from Cheniere Energy’s two LNG terminals in a move that could benefit Europe.
LNG Canada receives first major inlet facilities module
LNG Canada has announced that the first inlet facilities module has arrived at its project site in Kitimat, British Columbia.
Indian fertiliser industry vulnerable to high gas prices
India’s heavy reliance on imported LNG for use in fertiliser production is exposing the country’s exposure to volatile gas prices, raising the government’s subsidy bill, and it could push up food prices.
KNPC opens new LNG line at Al-Ahmadi
China resells US LNG cargoes to Europe
China is reported to have resold a handful of US LNG cargoes to Europe as price trends and Russia’s war in Ukraine continue to reroute trade flows.
Iran launches tenders for LNG terminals
GLNG: China resells US LNG cargoes
China is reported to have resold a handful of US LNG cargoes to Europe as price trends and Russia’s war in Ukraine continue to reroute trade flows.
Australia accelerates CCS plans
Carbon capture and storage initiatives are picking up pace in Australia, with the state government of Western Australia saying it would draft a bill covering use of the technology.
OceanMight wins contract for Malaysia’s offshore Jerun gas field
Malaysia’s OceanMight has been awarded a contract to provide equipment and services at the Jerun oilfield in the SK408 block offshore Sarawak by Malaysia Marine & Heavy Engineering (MMHE).
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court dismisses legal challenge against LNG-to-power project
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court on March 4 dismissed a legal challenge against a proposed LNG-to-power project that is being developed by New Fortress Energy.
McDermott completes subsea work at Bayu-Undan as Santos kicks off CCS FEED
McDermott International has completed subsea work under its engineering, procurement, construction and installation contract, awarded by Australia’s Santos for the latest phase of the Bayu-Undan project.
Italy’s Enel ready to revive Porto Empedocle LNG project
Italy’s Enel is reportedly ready to revive plans for the proposed Porto Empedocle LNG as Italy seeks to reduce its dependence on Russian gas.
TC Energy offers 10% Coastal GasLink stake to indigenous groups
Canadian pipeline operator TC Energy announced on March 9 that it had signed option agreements to sell a 10% interest in the Coastal GasLink gas pipeline, which is being built to serve the LNG Canada export terminal, to indigenous communities.
Argentina reportedly in discussions with several potential LNG suppliers
Argentina’s Economy Minister Martin Guzman said on March 9 that Buenos Aires was holding discussions with several companies on an LNG supply deal for the coming winter.
Hackers reported to have targeted US LNG industry in February
Hackers are reported to have gained access to computers belonging to current and former employees of major US natural gas suppliers and exporters in mid-February.
Venture Global expands supply partnership with Shell
Venture Global LNG announced on March 7 that it had struck a new long-term sales and purchase agreement with Shell for offtake from its proposed Plaquemines liquefaction terminal on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast.
INTERVIEW: Implications of war in Ukraine for Africa
Experts from Rystad Energy and Welligence Energy Analytics speak to NewsBase about what the Russia-Ukraine conflict might mean for oil and gas producers in sub-Saharan Africa.
Outage reported at Malaysia LNG Satu
An unplanned outage was reported at the Malaysia LNG (MLNG) Satu – part of the country’s nine-train Bintulu LNG complex – last week.
AsianOil: Outage reported at Malaysia LNG Satu
An unplanned outage was reported at the Malaysia LNG (MLNG) Satu – part of the country’s nine-train Bintulu LNG complex – last week.
GLNG: Venture Global expands supply partnership with Shell
Venture Global LNG announced on March 7 that it had struck a new long-term sales and purchase agreement with Shell for offtake from its proposed Plaquemines liquefaction terminal on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast.
Mozambique: Petrolis completes mooring procedures for Coral Sul FLNG
Petrolis (Switzerland) reported on March 7 that it had wrapped up mooring procedures for the Coral Sul floating LNG vessel at the Coral natural gas field offshore Mozambique.
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