South America LNG news
SEFE and Southern Energy sign LNG supply agreement
SEFE Securing Energy for Europe and Southern Energy S.A. have entered a sales and purchase agreement for an eight-year LNG supply partnership.
YPF, Eni, and XRG sign joint development agreement for Argentina LNG
YPF, Eni, and XRG, the foundational project partners, have signed a binding joint development agreement to advance Argentina LNG.
Caribe LNG signs equity and supply agreements
Caribe LNG has announced the closing of a strategic minority equity investment by Six One Commodities and LNG supply agreements, under which 61C will supply LNG for the initial phase of the Caribe LNG project in Colombia.
YPF and Río Negro establish regulatory framework for Argentina LNG project
YPF and the government of the Province of Río Negro have signed a framework agreement establishing the regulatory and institutional co-operation framework aimed at promoting the development of the Argentina LNG project.
SEFE signs HoA with Southern Energy
SEFE Securing Energy for Europe and Southern Energy have signed a heads of agreement for an eight-year LNG supply deal.
HAM and Lipigas open first bio-LNG plant in South America
HAM Group and HAM Chile, in partnership with Empresas Lipigas, have inaugurated their first bio-LNG upgrading and production plant in South America.
NOV awarded second contract for Argentina FLNG development
NOV’s APL group will deliver a second submerged swivel and yoke system to support Southern Energy SA in accelerating Argentina’s offshore LNG export capacity.
XRG, YPF, and Eni sign framework agreement on Argentina LNG project
XRG, the international energy investment arm of ADNOC, has announced the signing of a non-binding framework agreement with YPF and Eni to evaluate participation in an integrated LNG project in Argentina.
EnerMech strengthens Americas operations with multi-year strategic investment
EnerMech has embarked on a multi-year, high-value investment programme across its Americas operations.
EIA: Brazil is expanding LNG import infrastructure
Recent analysis from the U.S. Energy Infrastructure Administration shows that Brazil has more than doubled its import capacity since 2020 in a bid to diversify its energy supply and enhance energy security.