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Report: LNG demand to grow 6% but market remains unpredictable
Consultancy Wood Mackenzie expects LNG demand to continue growing this year, but has warned that this number will need to be revised as the effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic become clearer.
Höegh applies for Cypriot LNG import licence
Höegh LNG has applied for an LNG infrastructure ownership, operations and development licence in Cyprus, under which it would supply a floating storage and regasification unit to the country.
Woodside postpones FIDs on LNG projects amid downturn
Australia's Woodside Petroleum is postponing final investment decisions on three LNG projects – the Scarborough offshore gas development, Browse LNG and Train 2 at the existing Pluto LNG facility.
Pavilion calls for industry standard on GHG emissions
Singapore’s Pavilion Energy is asking potential suppliers to work on developing an industry standard for greenhouse gas emissions from LNG.
AEMO warns of gas supply shortfalls
Australia’s East Coast gas market is on track to experience natural gas shortages within the next five or so years, a new report by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has warned.
Cheniere seeks regulatory approval to start Midship pipeline
US LNG producer Cheniere Energy has filed a request with federal regulators to begin service on its newly completed Midship pipeline from Oklahoma’s Anadarko Basin.
UK LNG imports up in 2019
UK imports of LNG more than doubled in 2019, reaching 200 terawatt hours (18.7bn cubic metres), preliminary government data have shown.
Cheniere tender suggests it may cut production
Cheniere Energy, the US’ largest producer of LNG, has made the unusual move of tendering to buy six cargoes of LNG for delivery to Europe later this year.
Shell quits Lake Charles LNG project
Royal Dutch Shell has announced that it is pulling out of the proposed Lake Charles LNG project in Louisiana, in which it partners Energy Transfer on a 50:50 basis.
Governor of Rivers State rejects NLNG’s request for exemption from lockdown
The government of Nigeria’s Rivers State has rejected a request from Nigeria LNG (NLNG) and several other companies involved in the natural gas sector for an exemption from the lockdown regime imposed last week.
Qatar reportedly seeks to make LNG spot market sales
Leading LNG producer Qatar is reportedly seeking to sell some cargoes of the super-chilled fuel on the spot market.
Woodfibre LNG construction delayed
Construction on the planned Woodfibre LNG project in British Columbia, Canada has been delayed by a year, partly as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Peru’s national lockdown leads to decline in gas production
Peru’s natural gas industry has seen production decline since March 15, when the government imposed a nationwide lockdown in the hope of containing the coronavirus pandemic.
Sempra Energy postpones FID on Energía Costa Azul LNG
New York-listed Sempra Energy has delayed its final investment decision (FID) on the construction of an LNG export facility in Baja California, Mexico, and may do the same for a separate project in Texas.
Indian LNG buyers issue force majeure notices
India’s decision to impose a 21-day lockdown this week has reportedly driven the country’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) importers to issue force majeure notices to their suppliers.
Jordan Cove LNG receives federal approval, but state battle remains
The proposed Jordan Cove LNG facility has received its long-awaited federal regulatory approval, but operator Pembina still has a battle on its hands to ensure the project can go ahead.
European gas prices slump amid COVID-19 lockdowns
US considers wading into Saudi-Russia supply war
Yantai LNG obtains approval to build import terminal
China's Yantai LNG Group has been given government approval to build an LNG terminal in Shandong Province.
Golar makes moves in Brazil
Golar Power is expanding its footprint in Brazil’s LNG industry, and has signed a “protocol of intentions” with the government of Pernambuco State to develop an LNG import terminal in the Port of Suape.
Work inches forward on Mozambique LNG, Coral South FLNG
New contracts awarded for services related to the Mozambique LNG and Coral South FLNG projects mark steps forward for both facilities in an increasingly uncertain market.
LNG Canada cuts workforce in half amid pandemic
The Royal Dutch Shell-led LNG Canada consortium and its engineering, procurement and construction contractor, JGC Fluor, said this week that they would stop flying workers to the terminal’s site in Kitimat, British Columbia.
Cheniere: no impact on LNG production from coronavirus precautions
Cheniere Energy, the leading US exporter of the super-chilled fuel, has said it does not expect the steps it has taken to protect its workers in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic to have an impact on its production.
Santos agrees to Darwin LNG, Bayu-Undan stake sale
Australian developer Santos has agreed to sell down its stake in the Darwin liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and the Bayu-Undan gas field once its acquisition of ConocoPhillips’ northern Australian gas assets has been finalised.
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