Australian LNG exports to surge
Australia’s LNG exports are forecast to grow 22.6% in the current 2017 – 2018 financial year.
Australia’s LNG exports are forecast to grow 22.6% in the current 2017 – 2018 financial year.
Höegh LNG has announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Nakilat to explore collaboration on floating storage and regasification unit projects.
Petronet LNG sees a lifeline arriving for its loss-making Kochi LNG import terminal.
ExxonMobil has announced that it no longer wishes to continue further discussions or activity involving the country's East Natuna natural gas block.
Wison Offshore & Marine has announced that it has received approval in principle from Bureau Veritas for its new floating storage regasification and power generation barge.
Highly anticipated industry guidelines designed to boost production efficiency in the UK Continental Shelf have been published by Oil & Gas UK.
Some sellers of LNG have told Japan's JERA Co that they could be open to removing destination restrictions from existing long-term contracts.
Unable to find a buyer for its Kenai natural gas export facility in Alaska, ConocoPhillips plans to shutter operations until market conditions improve.
SOFEC Inc. – a MODEC Group company – has been awarded the turret mooring system supply contract for the Coral South Project by the joint venture consisting of JGC Corp. and TechnipFMC.
According to Reuters, Oil Search’s 2Q17 output has fallen from its 1Q17 output due to maintenance, but production in June at its Papua New Guinea LNG project has hit a new record.
The North American Gas Forum brings together an impressive line-up of industry decision makers from across the natural gas value chain.
DNV GL will be releasing its inaugural Energy Transition Outlook on 4 September 2017.
The Canadian natural gas industry should not blame environmentalists, First Nation communities or the government for its failure to get LNG export infrastructure built.
Saipem is expected to secure a contract to build gravity-based platforms to liquefy natural gas at the Arctic LNG 2 facility.
St van den Brink has announced that it has ordered 10 LNG-fuelled vehicles from Scania.