Liquefaction

Nadja Kogdenko, Energy Delta Institute, the Netherlands, discusses the emergence of East Africa on the global LNG exporting stage.

An environmental assessment panel has recommended that the Goldboro LNG plant should proceed.

The US Coast Guard has determined that Excelerate Energy’s floating liquefaction, storage and offloading units will be subject to waterfront regulations.

An update on calls for and against increased US LNG exports in the wake of the crisis in Ukraine.

Gazprom and Gazprombank are to jointly implement the Baltic LNG and Vladivostok LNG projects.

Magnolia LNG has signed a non-binding tolling agreement with AES for LNG production capacity rights.

Linde Process Plants has received a letter of intent from Gaz Metro for a lump sum turnkey LNG unit.

Following the recent unrest in Ukraine, the API has reiterated its call for the DOE to approve delayed exports of US LNG.

The Sierra Club has filed comments on the FERC’s draft environmental review of the proposed Cameron LNG export project.

The current crisis in Ukraine has lead to concern over the supply of natural gas to Europe as political tensions between Russia and the West play out.

A look at the Cameron LNG export terminal authorisation and the legal and policy frameworks surrounding export application growth.

Woodside has signed a sales agreement with Korea Gas Corp. for up to 2.2 million tpa of LNG.

Osaka Gas and Chubu Electric Power have entered into an agreement to invest equity funding in Freeport LNG’s project.

Alex Field, The Energy Industries Council, UK, looks at the burgeoning demand for LNG in the Asia Pacific region and the changeability of neighbouring LNG markets.

Excelerate Energy has filed an application with the FERC to construct and operate a FLNG export facility in the US.