Natural gas news

Woodside Energy has joined a number of large global oil and gas firms investigating how they can add renewables to their production portfolio and supply chain; including sourcing hydrogen from LNG.

The Governor of Alaska, Michael J. Dunleavy, has announced several changes and appointments to the seven-member board of directors governing Alaska Gasline Development Corp.

Williams has announced that its Gulf Connector project has been put into full service, further connecting its Transco pipeline with global LNG markets.

Sempra Energy has announced that its subsidiary has entered into an agreement to sell its non-utility US natural gas storage facilities to an affiliate of ArcLight Capital Partners.

EXMAR has announced that its floating LNG unit, which will be renamed Tango FLNG, has successfully left China to Bahia Blanca, Argentina, where its liquefaction operations will begin.

ExxonMobil has announced that the Area 4 co-venture participants have secured LNG offtake commitments from affiliated buyer entities of the partners.

BP has announced that the final investment decision (FID) for Phase 1 of the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim development has been agreed.

HAM has opened the first gas station in the Autonomous Community of Extremadura capable of fuelling vehicles with LNG.

The US Department of Energy has announced that it is discontinuing its practice of including an ‘end use’ reporting provision in orders authorising the export of domestically produced natural gas; including LNG.

According to Reuters, Klaipedos Nafta has received permission from Lithuania to buy an LNG storage vessel by 2024.