Two tankers of US oil arrived in Europe last week, delivering the first cargoes allowed since Washington repealed a decades-old ban on exporting crude. With two more vessels now crossing Continue Reading
The first oil tanker to sail from the US after restrictions were lifted on the country’s crude exports has arrived in Europe, a landmark moment for an industry battling a Continue Reading
The natural gas shipment had been expected to depart from the Houston-based company’s Sabine Pass plant in southwest Louisiana later this month. Cheniere said the shipment had been postponed until Continue Reading
The ink is barely dry on legislation to lift a 40-year-old ban on exporting U.S. crude and energy companies already are jockeying to ship American oil overseas. Two tankers filled Continue Reading
Demand for shipments of liquefied natural gas from Asian economies that are the world’s biggest gas importers dropped in 2015, according to a report published Wednesday, including a first-ever decline Continue Reading
The US moved one step closer to becoming a global natural gas exporter on Monday as the 160,000 cu m Energy Atlantic LNG carrier began its final approach to Cheniere Continue Reading
Custom tugboats designed to tug LNG tankers are docked at the Cheniere’s Sabine Pass LNG facility in Cameron, Louisiana. Somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico right now, the Energy Atlantic Continue Reading
The Energy Atlantic, a 290-metre tanker steaming slowly through the Gulf of Mexico, is about to make history. It is scheduled to arrive on Tuesday at Cheniere Energy’s Sabine Pass Continue Reading
U.S. average daily crude exports plummeted 36 percent to about 320,000 barrels a day in November, the last full month in which restrictions on such shipments were in effect, according Continue Reading
The worst fears of OPEC and Asian gas exporters are about to come true. U.S. shale drillers who pushed domestic crude production to a 45-year high and unlocked record amounts Continue Reading
