LNG

After climbing for the past two weeks, Asian LNG spot prices have now suffered another decline.

According to Reuters, two industry sources have stated that Indian Oil Corp. is seeking to purchase a spot LNG cargo.

Tellurian Inc. has released a statement claiming that the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued the order granting authorisation for Driftwood LNG and the associated Driftwood pipeline.

According to Reuters, Vitol – the energy trading house – has announced that it is moving its LNG trading team from Geneva, Switzerland, to London, UK.

According to Reuters, staff at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission have prepared an environmental report for Kinder Morgan Inc.’s proposed Gulf LNG export plant in Mississippi, US.

WinGD has reported strong 1Q results as the 2020 sulphur cap draws near.

According to Reuters, Novatek has commenced LNG exports from its newly constructed small scale LNG plant in the Port of Vysotsk on the Baltic Sea.

Woodside has released its 1Q report for the period ended 31 March 2019.

Sempra LNG appoints Michael Vandermate as VP of Engineering and Construction to advance the development of LNG export projects.

Siemens Oil & Gas has announced that Arja Talakar has been appointed CEO, effective 1 April this year.

Black & Veatch has announced that it has received full notice to proceed on work to jointly outfit the Gimi LNG carrier with its PRICO® liquefaction technology.

Toshiba Corp. has announced that plans for its US LNG business to be sold to China’s ENN have been scrapped.

Wärtsilä is due to supply an LNG-fuelled engine power plant to enhance the output and reduce the carbon footprint of a Nigerian cement production facility.

Qatar Petroleum has announced that it has invited three companies to provide the engineering, procurement and construction work for the four LNG mega-trains of its North Field Expansion project.

GTT has announced its revenues for the first quarter of the 2019 financial year.