LNG

After the two nations’ premiers met in New York this week, they have agreed to go ahead with a Qatar-led LNG project in Sri Lanka.

Excelerate Energy is to build a second LNG importation terminal In Argentina, effectively doubling the country’s terminal capacity.

Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s national oil company, has announced that it has huge reserves of unconventional gas in the form of shale gas, which could double its proved gas reserves.

Two notes from the American Petroleum Institute regarding new oil and natural gas industry taxes.

The recent UN and EU sanctions in response to its continued nuclear programme have left Tehran with few friends in the international community, and it is unsurprising that the states who intend to carry on doing business with such a contentious partner clearly have their own political agendas to pursue.

New Recovery Act funding boosts industrial carbon capture and storage research and development.

750 gather and call on Congress to focus on jobs and the economy in Canton, Ohio, rally.

Some of the latest Hurricane Earl news.

More than 5000 gather and call on Congress to focus on jobs and the economy in Texas rallies.

Tokyo Gas and MOL have agreed a minority share transfer in LNG shuttle and regasification vessels (SRVs) jointly owned by MOL and Höegh LNG.

Italy’s first LNG to CNG refuelling station has opened in Villafalletto.

The UK Government wish to license under sea CCS.

Peru’s President has passed a decree which will effectively limit the LNG that can be exported from the country, to ensure a healthy domestic supply.

Technip has announced a strategic partnership with subsidiaries of PETRONAS, to work jointly on onshore and offshore projects.

Iran has been forced to curb its LNG ambitions and will require Chinese help to grow the sector.