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QatarEnergy to sign 15-year LNG supply agreement with Bangladesh
State-owned petroleum company QatarEnergy will sign a long-term deal to supply LNG to Bangladesh’s Petrobangla, Nath Sarker Petrobangla’s Chairman told Reuters on May 30.
BP’s offshore Greater Tortue Ahmeyim project suffers setback with delayed delivery of liquefaction vessel
BP’s challenging Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) project located offshore Senegal and Mauritania appears set for a setback following the delay of the delivery of a floating liquefied natural gas vessel, Upstream reported on May 30.
Gorgon CCS operating at one-third capacity, says Chevron Australia
One of the world’s largest carbon capture and storage facilities, Chevron’s Gorgon CCS project on Barrow Island off the north-western coast of Western Australia, is falling far below the performance that was promised.
Vietnam backs gas as the power source of the immediate future
Hanoi has signalled its intent to more than quadruple its existing gas interests by the end of the decade. To do so would guarantee cover for 15% of the nation’s existing energy demand.
French oil major TotalEnergies and partners adopt action plan on resumption of $20bn gas project in Mozambique
A consultant appointed by French oil giant TotalEnergies has released an action plan that could lead to the company resuming the construction of a $20bn liquefied natural gas project in northern Mozambique.
Energy Transfer criticises US denial of Lake Charles LNG extension
US midstream company Energy Transfer has denounced the Department of Energy’s decision to deny an export permit extension for the pipeline operator’s Louisiana LNG export project in a filing on May 22.
Oman enters top 10 of global LNG exporters
The Sultanate of Oman has moved into the top 10 of global LNG exporters after it exported a record high of 1.16mn tonnes of the super-chilled fuel in April.
Egypt exports 2.5mn tonnes of LNG in the year to April.
Egypt exported about 600,000 tonnes of liquefied natural gas in April 2023, bringing total exports for the year to April to 2.5mn tonnes.
GLNG: TotalEnergies’ Mozambique LNG restart moves a step closer with action plan and funding announcements
TotalEnergies’ Mozambique LNG restart moves a step closer with action plan and funding announcements
TotalEnergies and its partners at Mozambique LNG revealed on May 23 they will invest $200mn in a foundation to create economic growth in the local community. The announcement is viewed as a signal that the project's restart is around the corner.
Eni chief says EastMed Gas Pipeline would need Turkey’s participation
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi has told an Italian parliamentary committee that construction of the proposed 1,900-km, $6bn EastMed Gas Pipeline would require the participation of Turkey if it is to become a reality.
Germany reportedly buys spare Nord Stream 2 pipes for LNG terminal
Germany’s government purchased pipes that had been intended for the Nord Stream 2 pipeline from the project’s bankrupt operating company for €70mn ($76mn), the Business Insider reported last week.
Shell, Equinor expect to sign HGA, PSA for Tanzania LNG project within next few weeks
Shell (UK) and Equinor (Norway) are preparing to sign a host government agreement and a production-sharing agreement for Tanzania LNG, an ambitious natural gas production and export project, in the near future.
Egypt’s LNG exports remains steady at around 1.9mn in Q1 2023
Egypt’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports remained steady at around 1.9mn tonnes in the first quarter (January-March) 2023, the same level as the previous year, according to the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC).
Alaska LNG project clears legal hurdle over climate concerns
Alaska LNG took another step forward on May 16 when a US appeals court rejected a lawsuit brought forward by environmental groups challenging the federal approvals needed for the construction of the $39bn project to move ahead.
QatarEnergy awards consortium $10bn contract to develop major gas field
QatarEnergy has awarded a consortium comprised of France’s Technip Energies and Consolidated Contractors Co. (CCC) a $10bn contract to develop a major gas field and build liquefied natural gas trains, media sources reported.
Algeria reports rise in LNG exports as it becomes Africa’s top exporter
According to a report by the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC), the North African country reported that exports climbed to about 2.8mn tonnes in the first quarter.
Cheniere and KOSPO sign long-term LNG sale and purchase deal
Cheniere Energy revealed on May 16 that its subsidiary Cheniere Marketing International has made a long-term LNG sale and purchase agreement with Korea Southern Power Co. (KOSPO).
Alexandroupolis port secures EU upgrade funds ahead of hosting LNG terminal
Greece’s privatisation agency HRADF announced on May 17 that it had secured €24mn ($26mn) in funding from the EU, to upgrade the port of Alexandroupolis, which is due to host a new LNG import terminal.
Production at Shell’s Prelude suspended yet again
Shell has again suspended production at its massive floating LNG vessel Prelude anchored in the Browse Basin off the western coast of Australia. The Prelude, the world’s largest FLNG vessel, came into operation in 2019 with a capacity of 3.6mn tpy.
Papua New Guinea keeps the door ajar for Australian LNG investment
Kumul Petroleum Holdings (KPH) in Papua New Guinea (PNG), the nation’s state-owned oil and gas company, has extended to the end of August the period Santos can sign a deal to claim a 5% share of PNG LNG.
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