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ExxonMobil eyes LNG supply to Albania

GLNG: Albanian feasibility study, US exports and carbon-compensated LNG in Spain

Plenty of LNG-related developments continue to emerge, including a feasibility study for an import terminal in Albania, the delivery of a carbon-compensated cargo of LNG by Repsol in Spain and details of US exports of the super-chilled fuel in 2020.

Small-scale LNG needed to boost Far East gas access: Russian PM

Novatek may axe plans to use own tech at Obsk LNG

Gazprom scraps contract for $13bn Baltic gas complex

ExxonMobil and Excelerate Energy to work together on Vlora LNG terminal

Italy’s Eni takes over Union Fenosa Gas equity ownership in Egypt’s Damietta LNG producing facility

Repsol refuels tanker with carbon-offset LNG

Carbon-neutral LNG picks up momentum

Several recent developments illustrate the adoption of carbon-neutral LNG picking up pace, though it is still in its early days.

Chilean company set to take delivery of tugboats for LNG terminal in El Salvador

SAAM Towage of Chile said earlier this week that it was preparing to take delivery of two new tugboats that will be used at an LNG terminal in El Salvador’s Acajutla port.

Shell charters 10 LNG-fuelled VLCCs

US LNG in pursuit of competitive edge

Last week’s CERAWeek by IHS Markit conference heard how current and future producers of US LNG are trying to get ahead of the global competition.

Tokyo Gas launches new high-pressure gas pipeline

Japanese utility Tokyo Gas has brought a new high-pressure natural gas pipeline online that connects the Ibaraki Prefecture cities of Hitachi and Kamisu.

Tema LNG seen receiving its first cargo soon

Tema LNG Terminal Co. (TLTC), the owner of a new LNG terminal at the Ghanaian port of Tema, may be able to start commercial operations before the end of this month.

Sonatrach touts new long-term gas marketing strategy

Algeria’s national oil company (NOC) Sonatrach is developing a new long-term marketing strategy for its natural gas in response to increased competition for market share.

DPR authorises installation of FLNG unit at Yoho oilfield

Nigeria’s Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) has reportedly authorised a contractor working for ExxonMobil (US) and Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) to install a floating LNG (FLNG) unit at the Yoho oilfield.

Shell, Gazprom deliver Europe's first carbon-neutral LNG

Russia proposes small-LNG incentives

GLNG: Momentum behind carbon-neutral LNG

Carbon-neutral LNG is increasingly gaining momentum as more industry players commit to the concept, or put themselves on a path towards it.

Hoegh LNG to go private

Attah urges NLNG to consider expansion on a larger scale

Nigeria LNG (NLNG) should consider more ambitious plans for expansion, according to Tony Attah, the consortium’s managing director.

QP continues series of LNG-related contract awards

State-owned Qatar Petroleum (QP) has continued handing out contracts related to its North Field East (NFE) expansion project, which will underpin the country’s push to grow its LNG capacity.

Novatek eyes CCS

New Zealand studies LNG import feasibility

New Zealand has found itself in the awkward position of studying the feasibility of importing liquefied natural gas (LNG) just three years after placing a moratorium on new offshore exploration.

Jordan Cove LNG project in doubt

The future of Pembina Pipeline’s proposed Jordan Cove LNG export terminal in Oregon looks increasingly in doubt, with the firm taking a write-down on its investment in the project and saying it can no longer predict when the facility will be built.