Europe set to absorb more LNG in 2018
Europe may absorb more LNG in 2018 because of growing global liquefaction capacity.
Europe may absorb more LNG in 2018 because of growing global liquefaction capacity.
Total has announced that it has signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with CMA CGM to prepare for new environmental regulations in the shipping industry.
Two years after Valemon came on stream, Statoil has announced that it has made a new gas discovery on the field – Valemon West.
South Jamaica Power Company is set to spend US$330 million to construct a 190 MW power plant in Old Harbour Bay, St Catherine.
Atwood Oceanics and Australian LNG player Woodside have amended their contract for the Greater Enfield project campaign.
PGNiG has announced that it has opened an LNG trading office in London, UK.
Woodfibre LNG Ltd has submitted an application to amend its environmental assessment certificate that it was awarded on 26 October 2015 for the construction of the Woodfibre LNG project.
Two B.C. First Nations have agreed to be members of a new environmental monitoring committee for the proposed Pacific NorthWest LNG project.
The EU co-funded CEF project, S/F SamueLNG, has released a statement claiming that the project officially commenced in December 2016 in Gijon, Spain.
Royal Dutch Shell plc has reported that its Q4 current cost of supplies stands at US$1.03 billion.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is considering increasing energy imports from the US.
Golar LNG Partners LP has announced that it has completed the issuance of a US$250 million senior unsecured bond in the Nordic bond market.
Gaztransport & Technigaz has announced that it has added advisory services to its technical service agreement with Teekay.
GasLog Ltd and GasLog Partners LP have announced that Alastair Maxwell has been appointed Chief Financial Officer.
Japan’s biggest electricity wholesaler knows that it will take more than cutting-edge coal technology to save the environment.