LNG

The Skin Tyee First Nation and Nee Tahi Buhn Indian Band are the latest to benefit from British Columbia’s LNG industry.

Venture Global LNG has announced former Deputy Secretary of Energy, Daniel B. Poneman, as the newest member of its Board.

AVEVA has been ranked Britain’s Most Admired Company for the Software and Computer Services sector.

Bechtel has announced that all 260 modules comprising the three LNG plants the company is building on Curtis Island are now on site.

Gazprom Export has increased its supplies of small scale LNG to European consumers.

BG Group has revised the remuneration package for its new Chief Executive, Helge Lund.

Huu-ay-aht First Nations and Steelhead LNG will continue to explore the development of an LNG project on Vancouver Island.

A recent passage of legislation will help the Nisga’a Nation become a major participant in British Columbia’s LNG export economy.

Asian spot LNG prices fell to their lowest December levels since 2010, ICIS reports.

LNG projects continue to drive energy investment in Australia, accounting for approximately 87% of the value of committed projects.

Rob Cole has resigned as an Executive Director of Woodside.

Fluxys Belgium has arranged a private placement of bonds with a value of €350 million.

Two ministers have issued Environmental Assessment Certificates for three LNG projects in northern British Columbia.

US Representative Charles W. Boustany has sent a letter in support of the Venture Global LNG project.

Spectra Energy’s proposed Westcoast Connector Gas Transmission Project has received an Environmental Assessment certificate.