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Nigeria LNG declares force majeure

Nigeria LNG has declared a force majeure as it’s LNG export terminal has been blockaded by two Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) boats for two weeks.

 
 
 

Nigeria LNG port blockaded

Nigeria LNG’s export terminal in the Bonny Channel has been blockaded by NIMASA over a dispute about maritime taxes. Currently two ships are stuck in port and one cannot enter.

 
 
 

Approve remaining LNG export permits, urges API

The API has called on the Department of Energy to quickly approve all remaining applications for permits to export LNG to countries that do not have free trade agreements with the US.

 
 
 

Where is all the gas going to go?

As the US experiences a shale gas revolution, the question now is, where is all this abundant natural gas going to go?

 

API reports on US natural gas exports

Natural gas exports are a strong positive for the US economy, the American Petroleum Institute tells the Department of Energy.

 

Turning the wheels

Jay Copan, Executive Director of LNG 17 and Senior Advisor to the American Gas Association, discusses the global market outlook for LNG in transportation and what it will take to drive the industry forward, as will be discussed at LNG 17.

 
 
 

DNV & JIP launches Ice design framework

Joint Industry Project led by DNV has developed a new framework for developing floating structures which can operate in icy conditions.