Australia’s resource sector set for record investment
Australia’s resource sector investments expected to reach a record AU$85 billion in 2013
Australia’s resource sector investments expected to reach a record AU$85 billion in 2013
Singapore’s LNG terminal has started its first commercial operations.
BG Group has signed binding agreements with CNOOC for the sale of additional interests in the Queensland Curtis LNG project in Australia for US$ 1.93 billion and for the supply of an additional 5 million tpy of LNG.
United Parcel Service Inc. has signed a deal with Pivotal LNG to supply LNG for its fleet operations in Nashville and Knoxville tennesse.
Chart Energy and Chemicals introduced its new range of standard LNG plants at the LNG 17 Conference in Houston, Texas.
Woodside is topay out a special Dividend to all of its investors after it announced that the Browse LNG project would not go forward in its current form as it Is not commercially viable.
Integra Group has signed a contract to provide devevlopment drilling services for Yamal LNG for 5 years from 2013.
According to a new report by Wood Mackenzie, investing in the Golden Pass terminal on the US Gulf coast represents the best value for money for Qatar Petroleum and avoids devaluing its assets in Qatar.
Black & Veatch agree to pursue barge-based LNG projects with Wison Offshore & Marine Ltd
Chevron Corp. has signed binding long-term Sales and Purchase Agreements (SPAs) with Chubu Electric Power Company Inc. (Chubu) for LNG from the Wheatstone Project in Western Australia.
As the US experiences a shale gas revolution, the question now is, where is all this abundant natural gas going to go?
OptaSense signs extension to product development framework agreement with Shell
What America is thinking on energy issues: 75% of Connecticut voters favour more oil and natural gas development.
Repsol has sold its LNG assets to Shell for US$6.7 billion. The deal strengthens Repsol’s balance sheet and reduces its net debt by half.
Natural gas exports are a strong positive for the US economy, the American Petroleum Institute tells the Department of Energy.