Upstream FIDs push on with lower costs
Wave of large projects post 2019 could signal new cost cycle underway.
Wave of large projects post 2019 could signal new cost cycle underway.
About 30 upstream oil and gas projects are expected to be approved around the world this year.
ExxonMobil has announced that it has imported a LNG cargo to keep tanks cold at its Papua New Guinea LNG facilities near the capital Port Moresby.
Höegh LNG Holdings Ltd. has taken delivery of the Höegh Esperanza FSRU.
GAIL to begin getting LNG under reworked deal with Gazprom from May.
Santos Ltd said on 3 April that it would “engage with” Harbour Energy after receiving a US$10.4 billion takeover offer from the US company.
China’s Sinopec group aims to more than double its receiving capacity of LNG over the next six years and lift domestic shale gas production by two thirds by 2020.
OLT Offshore LNG Toscana has signed a regulatory agreement with Gestore Mercati Energetici.
Brazil’s LNG imports sank 75% as production jumped.
Japanese power companies consumed 5.20 million t of LNG for power generation in December, up 7.7% from a year ago.
The cargoes will be sold based on the US benchmark Henry Hub gas price.
The tender closes on 29 March and is valid until 30 March.
Russia’s top independent gas producer Novatek shipped its first LNG cargo to India on 27 March.
In a new insights video released today by Baker Botts L.L.P., Steven Miles, Chair of the LNG Practice, examines the key global LNG trends over the past twelve months.
Vitol nearly tripled traded volumes of LNG in 2017 to 7.4 million tpy.