US LNG news

Tokyo Gas has announced it will not be increasing the quantity of LNG it imports from the US, in favour of a more diverse procurement portfolio.

Energy Insights has forecast the transformation of the gas import/export balance by 2022.

SPG and Hydro Rents were selected by Structural Technologies, LLC./VSL to provide equipment for work on three LNG tanks located in Corpus Christi (the Cheniere Energy LNG project) and Quintana (the Freeport LNG project) in Texas.

FERC has issued a draft environmental impact statement for the Port Arthur Liquefaction Project, as well as the Texas Connector Project and Louisiana Connector Project.

Pasha Hawaii is celebrating the cutting of the first steel plates for its new LNG fuelled containerships at Keppel AmFELS.

Dominion Energy Inc. has started a scheduled three-week maintenance shutdown at its Cove Point LNG export terminal in Maryland.

Pointe LNG LLC has released a statement claiming that it has asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to initiate pre-filing review for its proposed LNG liquefaction and export facility.

Enable Midstream Partners, has announced the development of the Gulf Run Pipeline, designed to connect US natural gas supplies to growing LNG export markets on the Gulf Coast.

PGW has submitted details of its proposed P3 project with PEC to the Philadelphia Gas Commission for review.

China has set a 10% tariff on US LNG imports, undermining President Trump’s drive to establish the US as a global energy leader.