Shell LNG news

Starting in 2027, Shell International Trading Middle East Fze will supply BOTAS with up to 4 billion m3 of LNG a year from its US and global portfolio.

Arrow Energy, an incorporated joint venture between Shell (50%) and PetroChina (50%), has announced plans to develop Phase 2 of Arrow Energy’s Surat Gas Project in Queensland, Australia.

Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed has recently met with bp, Mitsui & Co., Shell, and TotalEnergies to agree a 10% stake each in ADNOC’s Ruwais LNG project.

MET Group has entered into a long-term free-on-board LNG purchase agreement, by signing a 10-year agreement with Shell.

Rystad energy reports that despite the growth in dual fuels, LNG remains supreme in terms of shipping fuel choices.

In the December 2023 issue of LNG Industry, our project review provides a look at some of the LNG projects and expansions currently under construction from around the world that are due to be operational by the end of the decade. This special report lists all the sources used for this article.

Reuters has reported that Shell will supply Morocco with an annual 0.5 billion m3 of LNG under a 12-year deal.

Tamboran has entered into two non-binding memorandum of understandings with BP Singapore Pte. Limited and Shell Eastern Trading (Pte) Ltd regarding the potential purchase of LNG from Tamboran’s proposed Northern Territory LNG project.

In the June 2023 issue of LNG Industry, Maximilian Rockall, Michelle Glassman Bock, and Christopher Bloch, Squire Patton Boggs, provide a year-in-review for 2022, and look at what lies ahead in 2023 for LNG.

Shell and a subsidiary of Mexico Pacific have signed an additional sales and purchase agreement for Shell to offtake approximately 1.1 million tpy of LNG from the third train of Mexico Pacific’s anchor LNG export facility, Saguaro Energia, Mexico.