US LNG news

Lloyds Energy Group LLC has submitted a formal application with the DOE to export LNG to countries that have an FTA with the US from its proposed facility in Calhoun County, Texas, US.

Philly Shipyard Inc. has announced that it has held a keel laying ceremony for the fourth product tanker in a four-vessel order for American Petroleum Tankers.

Steelhead LNG has announced two new appointments to the company’s executive team.

The biggest divergence between US and Asian gas prices in a year has created an opportunity for tankers delivering LNG.

Texas LNG Brownsville LLC has announced that it has executed detailed non-binding term sheets with four independent LNG buyers in Southeast Asia and China for a volume of 3.1 million tpy.

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.