US LNG feedgas demand is rebounding from a 14-month low in late June. While additional cargo cancellations already announced for July and August are likely to keep the pressure on Continue Reading
Last week, Tellurian said it would make the final investment decision on the Driftwood LNG project next year. On the one hand, the news is good: Tellurian had stopped making Continue Reading
Historically low natural gas prices have caused U.S. LNG exports to crash by more than 50 percent since January. The U.S. has now become the world’s swing producer of LNG, Continue Reading
Demand, supply chain and capital budget shocks from the coronavirus pandemic make it unlikely any more North American LNG export projects will secure financing for construction in the next five Continue Reading
LNG feedgas demand drops to year-to-date low Southeast production rises following Cristobal US natural gas inventories likely increased by approximately 50% more than the five-year average last week as gas-fired Continue Reading
Freeport LNG has delayed its target for making a final investment decision on whether to build fourth liquefaction at its Texas export facility until at least next year, amid market Continue Reading
Depressed global demand and low prices to blame Outlook suggests summer trend could spread to fall The biggest US LNG export terminal saw its lowest utilization in 16 months as Continue Reading
The cancellation of dozens of US LNG cargoes this summer is a “wake-up call” for the industry that new LNG projects will not automatically be profitable, a senior official at Continue Reading
Highlights US-China LNG flows already constrained by weak markets Chinese buyers unsure about applying for LNG tariff exemptions China not on track to meet energy targets of Phase 1 trade Continue Reading
It may come as a shock to some, but crude oil wasn’t the worst-performing energy commodity in May. Judging by the headline space devoted to it, one would naturally assume Continue Reading
