Corpus Christi project update
The Corpus Christi Liquefaction project is now 22.8% complete, according the September 2015 progress report.
The Corpus Christi Liquefaction project is now 22.8% complete, according the September 2015 progress report.
The Australian engineering company, Monadelphous, has announced that it has signed two contract extensions with Woodside.
WISON Offshore & Marine has announced that China Minsheng Bank has extended a credit line of over 4 billion RMB.
Cheniere has released its results from the third quarter of 2015, which show the progression of the Sabine Pass liquefaction project.
The Chairman of Gazprombank has announced that the financing of the Yamal LNG project is now in its final stage.
The Prince Rupert Gas Transmission project has signed a project agreement with Blueberry River First Nations.
Squamish Nation has released a statement, claiming that it wants further government-to-government discussions regarding the Woodfibre LNG project.
Reuters reports that the Tanzanian presidential candidate, John Magufuli has promised to help an LNG plant become a reality in Tanzania if he is elected.
The Singaporean subsidiaries of Gazprom Marketing and Trading and Pavilion Gas have signed an LNG sale and purchase agreement that will last 10 years.
Air Products and Kiewit Energy Company have jointly announced an agreement in which the two companies will work together to pursue smaller-sized LNG projects.
Bechtel has announced that it has signed an agreement with Chart to design and build FLNG vessels using Chart’s IPSMR liquefaction technology.
The Woodfibre LNG project has been presented with an Environmental Assessment Certificate from the EAO in B.C.
BP and ConocoPhillips have written assurances to the Alaskan Governor, Bill Walker, confirming that they will commit gas to the Alaska LNG project.
Qatargas has announced that it has now delivered approximately 2300 cargoes of LNG to Japan since exports began in 1997.
Cheniere estimates that it will ship its first US LNG exports in January 2016, with the first natural gas coming into the terminal by the end of 2015.