LNG export news

Cheniere Energy Partners L.P. has announced that it has achieved substantial completion of Train 3 of the Sabine Pass liquefaction project in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, US.

The B.C. government has reached agreements with the Kitselas First Nation to ensure that the nation receives direct benefits from the construction of LNG export facilities on the province’s north coast.

FERC has granted authorisation for Sabine Pass to commence service for liquefaction and export activities from Train 3 inside battery limits, Train 3 heavies removal unit, and Stage 2 outside battery limits.

The European gas market may receive a helping hand from the American shale revolution as fuel is poised to replenish depleted inventories.

The Center for Liquefied Natural Gas has released a statement claiming that it has sent three letters to US policymakers, emphasising the importance of domestic LNG exports.

According to Reuters, Royal Dutch Shell has announced plans to drill 161 new gas wells at its Queensland operations by the end of 2018.

TransCanada Corp. has filed a variance application with the National Energy Board to proceed with the construction of the North Montney Mainline Project in northeast British Columbia, Canada.

The Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association has released a statement congratulating Peter Tinley on his appointment as the Minister for Mines and Petroleum in the new Western Australian Government.

Iran is on track to out-produce Qatar at the vast natural gas deposit they share in the Persian Gulf.

Qatargas has announced that it has agreed to increase the volume of LNG which it supplies to Polish Oil and Gas Company to 2 million tpy.