Asia to lead the LNG regasification industry in capacity growth
Asia will reportedly lead the global LNG regasification industry in capacity growth from newbuild projects by 2023, says GlobalData.
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Asia will reportedly lead the global LNG regasification industry in capacity growth from newbuild projects by 2023, says GlobalData.
According to Reuters, low LNG spot prices are having little impact in Asian markets, while the European import market has seen a significant boost.
China’s Shenzhen Gas is due to launch its first fully-owned LNG import terminal in southern China.
According to Reuters, Tohoku Electric Power – a Japanese electric utility – is seeking an LNG cargo for delivery in September.
The ‘LNG Market: Global Industry Analysis, Trends, Market Size, and Forecasts up to 2025’ report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
Amidst ‘record-breaking’ production, the US government is showing an appetite to develop industrial dialogue with Africa on LNG.
BP has published its FOB MSA template for LNG transactions.
EnergyQuest has released its monthly LNG report for July 2019.
According to Reuters, state energy firm Indian Oil Corp. is seeking an LNG cargo for delivery either late this month or early next month.
The Government of New South Wales has declared EPIK’s Newcastle GasDock LNG import terminal project as Critical State Significant Infrastructure (CSSI), recognising key role in the long-term economic future of the region and representing a major milestone for the project.
Gordon Cope, contributing editor, asks if the good times will last for European LNG importers.
Alap Shah, Black & Veatch, USA, outlines how big trends in gas-to-power are pushing LNG to prominence in the global power portfolio.