Liquefaction

Cheniere Energy is currently conducting scheduled maintenance on Trains 3 and 4 at the Sabine Pass LNG export terminal.

According to Reuters, Kosmos Energy anticipates that it will have agreed to sell down its stake in projects off the coast of Mauritania and Senegal in which it partners with BP by the of this year.

The government of Papua New Guinea has renewed its backing for the Papua LNG project.

Fortis Inc. has released its 2019 second quarter results.

Gastech Insights interview with Bruce Barnes, LNG Technology Manager at Bechtel about EPC’s and how they are utilising innovation to adapt to the new evolving markets.

Saipem has announced that it has signed an agreement with Technip France SA and NIPIgaspererabotka to take part in the joint venture for the realisation of the Arctic LNG2 project.

According to Reuters, Mitsubishi Corp. has taken the decision not to invest in Arctic LNG-2.

According to Reuters, the Donggi Senoro LNG plant in Indonesia might look to lower its 2019 output from an initial estimate of 43 cargoes due to the current low gas price.

The US Department of Energy’s Office of Fossil Energy has issued an order to Gulf LNG Liquefaction Co., LLC, approving exports of domestically produced LNG from the Gulf LNG project.

NCS, a functional unit of Nikkiso Cryogenic Industries’ Clean Energy and Industrial Gases Group, has announced its new location.

McDermott and BHGE have won contracts to provide a URF and SPS solution for the Ichthys LNG field development, which is located offshore northwestern Australia, and which is operated by INPEX.

According to Reuters, partners in the Leviathan field, which is located offshore Israel in the Mediterranean, are considering constructing a floating LNG facility to liquefy and export gas.

The US FERC has approved Sempra Energy’s request for the first train at its Cameron LNG export terminal to begin commercial service.

According to Reuters, Canada’s National Energy Board has announced that the proposed Coastal GasLink pipeline is not subject to federal regulation.

According to Reuters, Papua New Guinea’s Petroleum Minister, Kerenga Kua, has stated that a gas deal with Total SA could be renegotiated if a government review concludes that the terms are unfavourable.