Shell sells interest in QCLNG Common Facilities to Global Infrastructure Partners
Global Infrastructure Partners has acquired a 26.25% interest in Queensland Curtis LNG Common Facilities from Shell for US$2.5 billion.
Global Infrastructure Partners has acquired a 26.25% interest in Queensland Curtis LNG Common Facilities from Shell for US$2.5 billion.
The agreement will see the companies work together on the exploration, development, and production of Abu Dhabi’s conventional and unconventional resources.
AlexandeR KlimentyeV, Andrej Haug, Amina Talipova, and Minzalya Ishmuratova, part of a Russian small and mid scale LNG research group, investigate the new role of the Russian gas industry.
Sam Peek, Analyst at Cornwall Insight, states that Great Britain’s markets may become more susceptible to the volatility of global LNG prices.
MAN Energy Solutions will engineer and provide services for an LNG truck-loading infrastructure project located in Greece.
According to GlobalData, European majors have a stronger LNG growth potential to 2025 than their US competitors.
Michael Angelakis and Jeffrey Ubben are set to join the ExxonMobil board of directors, and ExxonMobil Global Projects Company intends to elect Jon Gibbs as President with Neil Duffin announcing his retirement.
According to Shell’s latest annual LNG Outlook, net-zero ambitions will be one of the driving factors for LNG market growth.
US LNG exports will exceed natural gas exports by pipeline in the first and fourth quarters of 2021 and on an annual basis in 2022, according to US EIA forecasts.
According to Rystad Energy, Qatar’s attempt to reclaim the LNG production throne will make Middle East 2021’s global sanctioning epicentre.
Patrick Janssens, Vice President, Global Gas Solutions, ABS, reviews the latest trends in LNG carrier designs.
A new report by the IEEFA finds that there will be no smooth sailing for LNG investors in Vietnam.
New pipelines necessary for Marcellus and Utica shales to play a relevant role in supplying natural gas to new Gulf Coast LNG facilities, says GlobalData.
Over US$50 billion in gas power projects and LNG import facilities at risk of cancellation in Bangladesh, Pakistan and Vietnam, reports IEEFA.
Shipbroker Simpson Spence Young has released its 2021 Outlook Report, in which it reviews the next 12 months and highlights areas of particular interest.