Nigerian lawmakers are reportedly looking to amend the 1989 law that established the Nigeria LNG partnership – a move that the company’s CEO says could negatively affect investment.
A new report from The Conference Board of Canada suggests that opportunities still exist for Canada’s LNG industry, despite lower prices.
Woodfibre LNG has announced that geotechnical work has commenced on the site for the proposed LNG processing and export facility in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada.
Driftwood LNG has filed an application with the US DOE for long-term, multi-contract authorisation to export LNG.
Bechtel has announced that it has completed the construction of the Curtis Island LNG program, with Australia Pacific LNG starting production from Train 2.
The APPEA welcomes the news that the second train at Australia Pacific LNG’s terminal has started operations.
Mark Adeosun, Douglas-Westwood, UK, explains why the Middle East is set to lose its market share in spite of increased export capacity.
Australia Pacific LNG has confirmed that first LNG has been produced from its second train.
Quorum Business Solutions discusses the software that automates LNG commercial operations at Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass LNG export facility in the US.
NuBlu Energy has announced that it has started building an LNG plant along the Mississippi River in Port Allen, Louisiana, US.
Alexander Harsema-Mensonides, Braemar, USA, looks at how the role of LNG is changing from wholesale to retail markets.
The US FERC has issued a project update for the Plaquemines LNG and Gator Express Pipeline project.
Gazprom’s Alexey Miller has met the CEO of Shell to discuss strategic partnership in the energy sector, paying special attention to the construction project for Sakhalin II’s third LNG train.
BP has entered into a sales and purchase agreement with the Area 4 concession partners to purchase 100% of LNG produced by the Coral South floating LNG facility, which is expected to be located offshore Mozambique.
Progress Energy has announced that Michael Culbert will step down as President and CEO in late October 2016, with Mark Fitzgerald to replace him.