Liquefaction

Conventional gas projects will require US$86 billion.

Over US$142 billion will be spent on 97 upcoming oil and gas fields between 2018 and 2025.

Shell and Inpex are on the final stretch of a years-long race to export gas from offshore northern Australia.

Petronas has delivered its first LNG cargo to South Korea’s refiner S-Oil Corp on 22 April.

Over US$81.4 billion in capital expenditure will be spent over the lifetime of the top ten upcoming oil and gas upstream projects in South America to produce 8.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent.

Coalition says uptake of LNG as a marine fuel can play a significant role in decarbonising the shipping industry.

The project’s first line, with an annual capacity of 5.5 million t, was launched last December.

Cargo is set to pass through the Suez Canal.

LNG Allies has released an updated report that summarises the potential for significant economic benefits and job growth from the US LNG industry.

A report prepared for the European Commission has questioned the economic viability of plans to build a gas pipeline connecting Spain and France.

The long-delayed Browse gas project off Western Australia has gained key support.

CNOOC has sold 90 000 t of LNG for delivery in July and November in its first such auction on the Shanghai Petroleum and Gas Exchange.

Australia’s Oil Search cut its full-year production forecast and said first-quarter revenue fell 14% as output from its key PNG LNG project fell.

First LNG shipment from Perenco’s floating export plant in Cameroon delayed until late April.

The first contractual LNG cargo from Dominion Energy Inc’s newly constructed Cove Point LNG export plant in Maryland in the US left the facility on 16 April.