Liquefaction

Ophir Energy has postponed its final investment decision on a proposed US$2 billion LNG project in Equatorial Guinea until early 2018.

ExxonMobil has evacuated non-essential staff working in the highlands of Papua New Guinea due to unrest in the area.

The primary source of LNG will be the North American natural gas liquefaction terminal located at Sabine Pass, Louisiana.

Wen Wang, Wood Mackenzie, has offered an analysis of LNG’s potential capacity to save China from a winter gas shortage.

The parties discussed the construction project for the third train of the LNG plant on Sakhalin Island.

Top officials of major gas producing countries gathering this week in Bolivia will face a harsh reality.

The first shipload of LNG arrived to the LNG import terminal in Tornio, Finland, on 19 November 2017.

India’s state oil refiners are planning an aggressive push into natural gas in the coming years.

Queensland’s natural gas industry is calling on the major political parties to support the establishment of a new ‘red tape-busting’ taskforce.

New strategies for a changing LNG landscape.

Santos has announced that it rejected a US$7.2 billion takeover approach in August.

China close to becoming second-largest LNG importer.

The FERC has permitted commissioning cargo exports from Cove Point LNG.

Egypt will stop importing LNG in 2018 and may eventually export gas.

Qatar has all but sold out of winter supply after committing its spare output to China and South Korea.