Did The World Bank Just Doom LNG?
The United States has a long-running love affair with natural gas, with fossil fuels acting as the lynchpin in the country’s power generation mix . At the same time, nearly Continue Reading
Ship Operators Move Toward LNG to Pare Emissions
The maritime industry, under growing pressure to reduce shipping’s carbon emissions, is coming to a growing consensus that liquefied natural gas will provide an intermediate solution toward finding cleaner fuel Continue Reading
LNG demand may fall post 2040 due to global GHG emissions policies: Cheniere
Cheniere Energy expects LNG demand to increase until 2040, though it may decline beyond that due to continued global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, presenting risks for existing US Continue Reading
U.S. LNG Exports Fall From Record Highs
Maintenance at a Cheniere Energy facility was set to drag natural gas deliveries to U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facilities on Thursday to the lowest level since the end Continue Reading
LNG Imports Up Nearly 6%
Liquefied natural gas deliveries expanded the most in a year as Asia and Europe refilled inventories drained over the winter, and as pandemic-ravaged economies slowly begin to reopen. Imports jumped Continue Reading
South Texas LNG Facility Would Support Sequestration
Oxy Low Carbon Ventures (OLCV) will offtake and transport carbon dioxide from NextDecade Corp.’s (NASDAQ: NEXT) Rio Grande LNG project in Brownsville, Texas, under a deal between the companies. In Continue Reading
U.S. LNG Exports To Asia Hit Record Highs
Since the fall of 2020, the United States has significantly boosted its liquefied natural gas exports to the top LNG-importing region, Asia, to the point of setting record highs in Continue Reading
The Future Of U.S. LNG Hangs In The Balance
Soaring American exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) could become a powerful tool of the Biden Administration to help other countries reduce their carbon footprint from more emission-intensive fossil fuels Continue Reading
Shrinking North American LNG field raises fear of ‘oligopolistic’ supplier future: panelists
Highlights Mismatch between available financing, quality projects Bankers encourage greater contract, distribution flexibility Houston — There is a mismatch between the amount of available financing and the number of quality Continue Reading
Asian LNG Buyers Could Form The World’s Next Energy Cartel
Global demand for liquefied natural gas will grow to 700 million tons annually by 2040 from 360 million tons last year, Shell said in its LNG Outlook 2021 . As Continue Reading