US LNG news

D.C. Circuit definitively rejects challenge to DOE authorisation of LNG exports.

Synectics – a global surveillance business – has announced that it has secured contracts for a number of offshore oil and gas projects, including three LNG FSRUs.

API has welcomed the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision to reject arguments that oppose the DoE’s LNG export authorisation issued to the Freeport LNG terminal, and affirm a reasonable permitting process for extra LNG export facilities across the US.

Tellurian Inc. has released its financial results for 2Q17, reporting a net loss of approximately US$33 million.

Alaska Gasline Development Corp. has announced that it has qualified as a tax-exempt political subdivision of the State of Alaska under new and more stringent proposed IRS regulations.

LNG Ltd’s US and Canadian projects are well placed to meet the next wave of LNG exports that will be needed in the early 2020s.

Avant Energy has announced that the doors of a new power generation facility in Minnesota, US, have been opened to the public.

Toshiba America Inc. has released a statement announcing the formation of Toshiba America LNG Corp. – a new operating company that will focus on the LNG market.

With a global glut dragging down prices, LNG suppliers are looking to build smaller and cheaper. 

Cheniere Energy is on a track to double its export capacity this year.