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LNG Ltd has completed the FEED work for the Fisherman’s Landing project and has obtained an EPC proposal for the project.

Fluor Corporation has been awarded an early works contract by Santos for the Gladstone LNG project, and is the preferred contractor for the full EPC contract.

South America is investing heavily in LNG to secure energy supply and potentially earn export dollars sending LNG to the lucrative North American market.

The Annual Energy Outlook presents a projection and analysis of US energy supply, demand, and prices through 2035.

Chu Kong Pipe has secured orders worth a total of RMB834 million to supply pipes to the three major Chinese companies.

Iran’s Oil Minister has threatened to expel foreign companies who are delaying investment in the gas field over fears of sanctions and government instability.

After the Australian government’s announcement of a new super resource tax, Santos is delaying an investment decision on the Gladstone LNG project.

CB&I have won the concept development contract for the Yamal LNG project in northwest Siberia.

Following the announcement on Sunday that a new super tax will be levied on resources, coal seam gas stocks were sent tumbling.

Qatar has signed a memorandum of understanding to invest up to US$ 6.6 billion in energy projects in Greece.

The Sunrise joint venture has chosen to use Shell’s proprietary FLNG technology to develop the Greater Sunrise gas fields in the East Timor Sea.

Pakistan’s Supreme Court has nullified a deal between Pakistan’s Petroleum Ministry and GDF Suez for the supply of LNG after it emerged a lower bid was not even considered.

Ng Weng Hoong takes a look at the changing fortunes of the oil and gas industries in Iran and Qatar in LNG Industry's Spring regional report.

Looking back at the first quarter of 2010, some encouraging signs of growth can be seen across the global energy industry, according to the latest data from EIC Monitor - the quarterly index that tracks newly announced projects across the global energy supply chain.

Shell officials have stated that the Middle East will struggle to keep enough investment to meet the demand for natural gas over the next two decades.