Qatar LNG production expansion to cost US$50 billion
According to Rystad Energy, Qatar’s latest liquefaction capacity drive is set to cost a total of US$50 billion and its sanctioning is unlikely this year.
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According to Rystad Energy, Qatar’s latest liquefaction capacity drive is set to cost a total of US$50 billion and its sanctioning is unlikely this year.
EG LNG, the LNG liquefaction and export terminal located on Equatorial Guinea’s Bioko Island, has celebrated the loading of its 700th LNG cargo.
LNG Limited has announced that it has entered into a bid implementation agreement with LNG9, pursuant to which LNG9 will make an offer to acquire all of the issued ordinary shares of LNGL.
AB Klaipedos Nafta (KN) has announced that its LNG terminal capacity have been allocated.
Gazprom has announced that a keel-laying ceremony has been held for Russia’s first LNG-fuelled passenger vessel, Chaika LNG.
Nisga’a Nation has spoken out in support of LNG development in British Columbia.
SEA-LNG has announced the results of its latest independent investment study, which highlights the commercial benefits of LNG as a marine fuel for a newbuild 210K DWT ore carrier sailing from Australia to China.
Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has released its annual results for 2019, reporting a record level of new orders and results above expectations.
Cryopeak LNG Solutions Corp. has completed the largest ever North American delivery of LNG by truck, with the shipment going to power the Silvertip mine on the Yukon/B.C. border.
Tellurian and Petronet have extended their MOU for up to 5 million tpy of LNG and equity investment in Driftwood.
According to Reuters, Cheniere Energy Inc. has said that it does not expect “significant or prolonged curtailment of US LNG production” as low global gas prices cause some companies to cancel cargoes.
Russia’s Sakhalin 2 LNG plant is currently offering a spot cargo for loading in April.