China LNG news
Asian LNG prices now below US$5.00
Asian LNG spot prices have now broken the US$5.00 per million Btu mark, a result of a lack of growth in demand and continued high levels of supply.
New maritime emissions rules accelerate rise of LNG as transport fuel
With LNG2019 less than two weeks away, delegates discuss how tighter emissions rules for international shipping could create new long-term opportunities for LNG.
US-China LNG trade shrunk by trade war
The latest Reuters shipping data has revealed the impact of the US-China trade dispute on LNG trade between the two countries.
CNOOC considering opening up LNG terminals
CNOOC is currently holding talks with independent companies regarding access to its LNG import facilities.
An LNG consuming giant
Peter Kiernan, Economist Intelligence Unit, Singapore, reviews China’s status, growth and current activities in the LNG industry.
Sinopec and Cheniere to sign 20 year LNG deal
China Petroleum and Chemical Corp. (Sinopec) has plans in place to sign a 20 year LNG agreement with Cheniere Energy.
Sinopec preparing to resume purchases of US LNG
Sinopec Corp. will resume purchasing US LNG cargoes as soon as it receives orders to from the Chinese government.
Asian LNG spot prices now at 19 month low
Asian LNG spot prices have continued to fall and have now reached a 19 month low.
Shell predict global LNG trade increase of 11%
According to an annual LNG report by Royal Dutch Shell, global LNG trade will experience an increase of 11% to 354 million t this year.
Asian LNG spot price decline continues
Asian LNG spot prices have continued to decline, as inconsistent demand is yet to make a dent in the oversupplied state of the market.