U.S. producers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) boosted exports to Europe in September even as a plant outage kept overall shipments below the average for the first eight months of Continue Reading
China’s ENN is expected to make a profit of between $110 million and $130 million on a single liquified natural gas shipment to Europe. SINGAPORE—The economic slowdown in China, a Continue Reading
Highlights Several projects being considered Supply access, infrastructure are challenges LNG liquefaction developers see a role for Mexico in supplying global markets with LNG derived from US natural gas imported Continue Reading
Chesapeake monitoring LNG projects in mid-Atlantic US LNG exports forecast at 22 Bcf/d by 2027 US natural gas producers are keeping a close watch over efforts to launch new LNG Continue Reading
Short term gas demand growth has made near-term economics of LNG projects very favorable. European countries are rushing to deploy floating LNG import vessels this autumn. LNG exporters that came Continue Reading
Geopolitical risk, inflation and banks’ focus on environmental criteria are creating headwinds to developing more natural gas liquefaction capacity at LNG terminals in the US, although commercial support for new Continue Reading
Russia will send the first shipment from its newest liquefied natural gas terminal to Greece, a surprise destination as Europe tries to reduce its dependency on Moscow for energy supplies. Continue Reading
Limited global LNG supplies could be “really, really tight this winter, Cheniere Energy’s executive vice president for worldwide trading told Reuters on Thursday. Cheniere, the largest LNG exporter in the Continue Reading
A lack of adequate natural-gas tankers due to surging demand for the fuel particularly from Europe in the wake of a power crunch and limited supplies is set to spur Continue Reading
As winter nears, European nations, desperate to replace the natural gas they once bought from Russia, have embraced a short-term fix: A series of roughly 20 floating terminals that would Continue Reading
