US LNG news

Mitsubishi Corp. has announced plans for a new LNG carrier to be deployed to the Cameron LNG project in the US.

JERA Co. Inc. has announced that an LNG cargo produced in the lower 48 US states has arrived at Chubu Electric Power Co.’s Joetsu LNG terminal, marking the first import of US LNG into Japan.

Charlie Riedl, the Executive Director of the CLNG, has issued a statement following the release of the US EIA’s AEO2017.

The EIA has predicted that the US will become a net energy exporter in most cases as its petroleum liquid imports fall and natural gas exports rise.

LNG is expected to dominate US natural gas exports by the early-2020s as it becomes one of the world’s leading producers.

Although natural gas prices may have faltered in the first trading day of the year, some analysts are still bullish on the outlook for 2017.

GAS Entec has announced that it has successfully delivered an engineering service and total LNG cargo handling equipment package for the US’ first 2200 m3 LNG bunkering barge.

Alaska Gasline Development Corp. and affiliates have concluded agreements that will enhance AGDC’s ability to progress an Alaska LNG export project.

Both LNGL and KSJV are committed to continuing their Magnolia LNG relationship through a further extension of the binding lump sum turnkey EPC contract.

In response to FERC’s decision to authorise the construction and operation of the Golden Pass LNG export facility, the Executive Director of the Center for Liquefied Natural Gas has made a statement.