Natural gas news

The Governor of Alaska, Bill Walker, has welcomed the President of China, Xi Jinping, and the First Lady of China, Madame Peng Liyuan, to the US state.

The Government of British Columbia will support investments by natural gas utilities to increase the use of LNG and RNG in the transportation and marine sectors and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Thai energy companies sitting on the largest hoard of cash outside China are ready to put it to use.

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

Cheniere Energy Inc. has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Midship Pipeline LLC, has signed precedent agreements with foundation shippers to support the construction of an interstate natural gas pipeline project.

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.

According to Reuters, PGNiG has stated that its CAPEX is set to exceed 34 billion zlotys (US$8.4 billion) over 2017 to 2022.

LNG market is becoming more fragmented with a spot market akin to oil.

The UK received its first natural gas from a new supplier across the Atlantic.

Höegh LNG has announced that it has joined a consortium to advance an LNG import project in Pakistan.