Liquefaction

Aditya Saraswat and Carlos Torres-Diaz, Rystad Energy, Norway, explain how the Middle East’s gas production could overtake Russia this year.

Venture Global Partners is set to lead the world in newbuild LNG liquefaction capacity additions by 2023, says GlobalData.

Mozambique LNG set to be a game-changer for its East African nation of 31 million people.

The US will contribute nearly three quarters of global LNG liquefaction capacity growth by 2023, says GlobalData.

Nigeria National Petroleum Corp. has signed a multi-billion pre-payment agreement with Nigeria LNG.

ConocoPhillips has announced that it has agreed to sell the subsidiaries that hold its Australia-West assets and operations to Santos for $1.39 billion, plus customary closing adjustments.

Magnolia LNG LLC and DeltaOE have agreed to extend the validity date of their agreed upon non-binding term sheet until 1 July 2020 by entering into an amended and restated memorandum of understanding.

Equinor has announced that the Hammerfest LNG plant on Melkøya, Norway, has successfully produced its 1000th LNG cargo.

According to Reuters, Mark Gyetvay, Novatek Chief Financial Officer, has said that the cost of the company’s proposed Arctic LNG 2 project is in the US$500 – US$750/t range.

According to Reuters, ExxonMobil is planning to invest over US$500 million in the initial construction phase of its Mozambique LNG project.

TechnipFMC has announced that JFT – a consortium between JGC Corp., Fluor Corp. and TechnipFMC – has been awarded an EPC contract for the Rovuma LNG project.

Maintenance at Australia’s North West Shelf LNG project is still underway, with no estimated date for completion.

According to Reuters, a source familiar with the matter has said that ExxonMobil will not take a final investment decision (FID) on its Mozambique LNG project when it attends an event there today.

SNC Lavalin has been awarded a three-year provision of operations and maintenance workforce contract for the Shell-operated QGC venture.

According to Reuters, the government of Mozambique has released a statement via state television, claiming that ExxonMobil will finalise its investment in the country’s LNG fields in a signing ceremony on 8 October 2019.