Asian LNG spot price decline continues
Asian LNG spot prices have continued to decline, as inconsistent demand is yet to make a dent in the oversupplied state of the market.
Asian LNG spot prices have continued to decline, as inconsistent demand is yet to make a dent in the oversupplied state of the market.
Venture Global LNG Inc. has announced that FERC has issued the order granting authorisations for its Calcasieu Pass LNG export facility and associated TransCameron Pipeline in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, US.
Repsol has agreed to supply Brittany Ferries’ Spanish operations with LNG.
Crowley Maritime Corp. has announced that it has christened the US-flag combination container roll on/roll off vessel MV Taíno in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Tractebel has been signed by Polskie LNG to provide technical consulting services for its the LNG terminal expansion program.
Pavilion Energy has announced that it has chartered its first LNG bunker vessel to supply LNG in the Port of Singapore.
Kanfer Shipping has announced that it has signed a small scale LNG cooperation scheme with ADNOC Logistics & Services.
According to Reuters, Novatek has announced that its net profit in 2018 increased by 4.7% to reach US$2.5 billion due to the start of LNG production.
Fluor Corporation has announced financial results for its fiscal year ended 31 December 2018.
Singapore LNG has successfully completed modifications to its terminal on Jurong Island, and is now able to receive and reload small scale LNG ships.
According to Reuters, Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina are currently in disagreement regarding gas sales pricing at their Arrow Energy joint venture.
The FERC has applied a new approach to the consideration of emissions from new LNG facilities and approved Venture Global’s Calcasieu Pass LNG export project.
GTT has announced that it has launched a program to create a Digital Hub of Excellence in Singapore.
According to Reuters, the three LNG terminals on Australia’s east coast are unlikely to ever reach their peak combined operating capacity.
According to Reuters, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh has approved an LNG supply deal with Swiss trader AOT Energy, but the energy ministry will have the final say on whether or not it goes ahead.